Avery Hayden - Zero Fucks Given: The 21st Century Man’s Guide to Deep Self-Confidence
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Zero Fucks Given
The 21st Century Mans Guide to Deep Self-Confidence
Avery G. Hayden
Contents
Introduction: What Is the Zero Fucks Given?
Chapter 1: Zero Fucks Given
Chapter 2: The Uncanny Power of Mindset
Chapter 3: The Meaning Problem
Chapter 4: The Unexpected Cause of All Your Insecurities
Chapter 5: Nature Versus Nurture
Chapter 6: The Nurturing of a Shitty Self-Image
Chapter 7: The False Assumption That Ruins Mens Dating Lives
Chapter 8: Embrace Social Tension
Chapter 9: Opportunity Over Risk
Chapter 10: Embrace Your Flaws
Chapter 11: On Surrender
Chapter 12: Kill Complaint
Chapter 13: An Outward Focus
Conclusion: Its Not All About You
This is a book about self-confidence. Zero Fucks Given wont teach you the words that will make you sound confident, the body language that will make you appear confident, or the visualization exercises that will make you feel confident. Zero Fucks Given will teach you how to become confident.
Self-confidence isnt a quality that can be forced. The harder you try to appear confident, the less confident others will perceive you to be. Youve seen the guys who try a little too hard: to be dominant, to look as if theyre in charge, to act like they dont care what others think. In truth, these efforts are all symptoms of insecurity.
Most self-improvement advice feeds on and magnifies our insecurities: the techniques they teach us only serve to make us more self-conscious. While you try to open up your body language to look dominant, you are actively reminding yourself that you dont feel dominant enough to begin with.
Trying to be confident is much like trying to be funny. If someone says to you, Make me laugh, What happens? Because youre on the spot, you try to force humor. It doesnt work. Even if the words you say are funny, the words lose their power because you are trying too hard.
To build deep self-confidence: genuine confidence that attracts respect and admiration from others, you must understand that trying to appear confident is a doomed strategy. The more you try to appear confident, the more attention you will bring to your insecurities, which will in turn, make you feel insecure.
What other approach is there? How can you become more confident without trying to look more confident? First, you must become aware of the insecurities that you dont know you have. As soon as you become aware of these negative beliefs that are holding you back, you will be empowered to free yourself from them.
Secondly, you must get comfortable with making yourself emotionally vulnerable. You must take social risks that make you feel uncomfortable, through this, you will develop the emotional callouses of groundedness and self-belief. To do this, you will need to change your relationship with negative emotions; the following pages will show you how to accomplish exactly that.
The pages in this book will teach you a psychologically sound approach to developing confidence that isnt based on appearances, but on core self-belief. You will learn to care less about what others think, and in so doing, make others think more positively of you. You will learn to stop trying to be something, and in so doing, become the person that others desperately try to be.
Make no mistake, this isnt an easy process. Im not offering a panacea that will solve all your social difficulties without effort. Instead, youre going to learn how to invest your efforts in a way that produces worthwhile results.
This book isnt going to give you a hit of validation by telling you how awesome you are; and its not designed to give you a false sense of accomplishment simply by reading its pages. Instead, it will give you the real, no-bullshit insights that helped me transition from one of the most socially insecure people I know, to one of the most self-confident.
The following chapters contain an amalgam of concepts drawn from both scientific sources and personal experience. These pages are like a map and a compass, pointing you in the right direction. Without your own efforts, they are meaningless, but when used as tools, they can catalyze deep self-confidence.
This journey begins by looking at what self-confidence is, and what it is not.
The archetype of self-confidence that inspires the most driven (and sometimes desperate) imitation, is the guy who gives zero fucks. This is for good reason:
The guy who gives zero fucks is the guy other men want to be and women want to be with; everything he does disproportionately draws the attention of others.
People imitate him not because hes perfect, but because hes comfortable with his imperfections. Women want to be with him not because hes unusually attractive, but because he doesnt worry that women might not find him attractive. Others believe in him not because hes unusually skilled, but because he believes in himself.
Other people call him confident, charismatic, and charming, not because he has some measurable quality that others dont, but because everything he does reflects how little he worries about others opinions. Some people hate him, but he doesnt waste his time, energy, or emotions on those people.
We all secretly envy what we falsely assume is his innate social superiority to others.
Tyler Durden from Fight Club is the cultural icon for giving zero fucks. He genuinely did not care what anyone else thought, and because of this, he had no desire to be nice, appropriate, or agreeable.
He laughed at what most people feared, and he was so unafraid of social rejection, and so at ease with his own imperfections that people admired him, even worshiped him.
Even though he is a fictional character that ran underground fight clubs (sorry for talking about it, but to be fair, everyone breaks the first rule), his character was so magnetically appealing that real people started actual fight clubs based on the movie. Eight years after the movies release, a fight club got started at my high school due to my best friends admiration for Tyler Durden and what he represented.
And what did this sociopathic cult-leader who didnt care about anything, including himself, represent? He put it best himself. When speaking to the narrator of the movie he said, All the ways you wish you could be, thats me. I am smart, capable, and most importantly, I am free in all the ways you are not.
Tyler Durden became a cultural icon because he represented total social and personal freedom, a freedom most of us envy, because deep down, we know we dont have it. We care too fucking much about the opinion of others.
Throughout our childhood and adolescence, we were inundated with bullshit beliefs and values that taught us what is important and how we should act. Naturally, weve accepted these beliefs as our own. We were fed these ideologies in our formative years; to abandon these beliefs now would put us at war with ourselves. Lets expose the bullshit that is unconsciously choking our ability to interact with others as our most genuine and charismatic selves.
Weve all known a few of those guys who just dont care what other people think, and secretly or not, we wish we had what they have. Theres nothing terribly special about these guys who are envied. They just have a mindset that allows them to have deep confidence in themselves.
Most self-improvement advice focuses on external qualities and outward behaviors. This makes sense, the external is all we can observe. If you want to be more charismatic, a book might teach you how to make good eye contact, change the tone of voice that you speak with, or use a power-pose to exude confidence.
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