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51 Basic Skills Men Must Master In Life.

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 1. Basic household repair.

2. How to buy a dress. Fit, fabric, texture, patterns.

3. Improve posture.
4. Know your body measurement.

5. Communicate what you want to barber.

6. Give a good massage.
7. Read body language.

8. Drive car and bike.

9. Throw a punch.
10. Squat, dead lift, bench press properly.

11. How to spot fake news.

12. Stand up for others.
13. Take a good photo.

14. Give a speech.

15. Make a small talk.
16. Read books.

17. Tell a joke.

18. Money management.
19. Better with women.

20. Play a music instrument.

21. The art of conversation.
22. Interact with children.

23. Keeping fit.

24. Plan a date or tour.
25. Get service at a bar or hotel.

26. Plant a garden.

27. Improve voice.
28. Give advice that matters in one sentence.

29. Tell if someone is lying.

30. Name a book that matters.
31. Swimming.

32. Speak a foreign language.

33. Approach a woman out of your league.
34. Be loyal.

35. Recite one poem from memory.

36. Tell a woman's dress size.
37. Write a thank you note.

38. Be brand loyal to atleast one product.

39. Know your heroes well.
40. Tie a knot.

41. Negotiate better price.

42. Be informed.
43. Dress for the occasion.

44. Be known for finishing.

45. Invest in your style.
46. Learn a manual skill.

47. Learn how to fight.

48. Learn to play chess.
49. Learn situational awareness.

50. Learn to tell interesting stories.

51. Learn to maintain privacy online.
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1. Gas Lighting

Using denial, lying, misinformation, and contradiction to make you doubt your sanity, memory and perception.

How to OUTSMART:

Disengage and walk away.

2. Negative Humor

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1. Keep Track Of Your Feelings.

- Be self aware.

- Be conscious of what makes you angry - hunger/bad news/being ignored etc.,

- Centering yourself is easy, concentrating on your breathing.

- Breathing helps you relax your nerves and gives better control of your emotions

2. Respond Instead Of Reacting During Conflict.

- Stay calm during the times of crisis. Ensure not to act impulsively.

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- Ensure your actions and emotions are geared towards finding a solution.

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- Emotions are not bad.

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Iki meaning 'to live' and gai meaning 'reason'.

Your Ikigai is your reason to live.

Find your Ikigai in life using the simple steps below.

1. Find And Follow Your IKIGAI.

Ask yourself these 4 questions.

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- What am I good at?
- What does the world need from me?
- What can I get paid for?

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The last of the human freedoms - to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way.

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- Celebrate all the time, even the little joys of life.

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