Sex, Passion, and Happiness

It’s been said that happiness comes from within, not from without. That external things will not make you happy, and that you are the only one that can make yourself happy.

And I think that is true. However, I think that whoever said that forgot about one thing.

There are some people who are born with a naturally good internal temperament. Others, like myself, have to develop it.

But how is this internal happiness developed? Is it by sitting around and ruminating on how you can become more happy? Is it by philosophizing and thinking?

My answer to this is undoubtedly not. It’s one of the funny things about life — the most intelligent people who think about things the most are often the most unhappy. I know that I was.

What I found which really makes me happy on the inside is working for and getting the EXTERNAL things I truly need. What happens when I do this is that it actually changes the person I am on the inside.

Now, by “the things I truly need” I don’t mean the superficial things which most people think they need. For example, it would be nice to have a giant plasma TV, but it really wouldn’t change me as a person for the better. If anything, it might change me internally for the worse, because I’d spend more time watching TV and less time working for the things I truly need.

The thing I truly need the most is passion. Whatever I am doing, I have to be deeply passionate about it. Otherwise, I feel as if I am dead.

The purest and most intense form of passion for me is sex. Nothing else can compare to sex in terms of the intensity of feeling. No drugs, no thrill rides, no other experience can even come close.

But I need passion in every other area of my life as well. I could never work a 9-5 job in a cubicle, working on things which I didn’t care about. No matter how much I was paid. I would have no passion, and would feel emotionally dead on the inside. I would rather commit suicide and actually be dead.

That’s why I’m so fanatically committed to Sex God Method. It’s something I’m almost as passionate about as sex itself — awakening other guys to how amazing sex can be, and improving their lives by showing them how they can get it. This, to me, is something worth doing. Something that makes a difference. Something that I can be really, truly passionate about.

Even my hobbies are animated by passion. I’m a devoted mixed martial artist — if you’ve seen UFC, this is the professional level of the sport that I am training for. When I’m training, I’ll push myself so hard that I feel dizzy and nauseous at the end. I’ll spar heavy with guys bigger and better than me, and get punched in the head about 50 times. And I love it. I have passion for the sport, which motivates me to work hard and makes me truly happy when I make progress.

Some people think I am crazy. But I think anybody who does not live their life with passion is crazy. Because I did this once, and I know how it can eat at you. It drains you slowly, day by day. Slowly, the person you are on the inside changes. You become someone who has less hope, less passion, less happiness.

I will never go back to this. I will do WHATEVER IT TAKES to fulfill my passions. Because I know, by doing this I actually CHANGE who I am on the inside. I become the type of person who is happier with life.

Right now, I am happy with my life. And what’s more, even if you take away everything I have accomplished, I would still be happy. If you burned down my office, destroyed every copy of The Sex God Method, took away my girlfriend and took away all my martial arts skills I would still be happy. Temporarily of course it would hurt, but in the long term I would still be a happy person. And I would start to work rebuilding them all again.

When you become truly dedicated to self-improvement, in fact, I think that your happiness comes just as much from knowing that you are on the right path to fulfilling your passions, and from actually fulfilling them.

And this is all something external. Some philosophers may say that this really has nothing to do with my happiness, and it all comes from the inside. I don’t think so.

What I think is that by changing my external reality — or even by setting myself on the path to change it — I change who I am INTERNALLY. And this is what makes me truly happy. And I believe it can for you as well.

So: if you’re feeling depressed and you don’t know why, don’t look for an internal solution. Look for an EXTERNAL solution — doing what you are passionate about. Fulfilling your deepest core desires, or even just setting yourself on the path to fulfill them. I believe that this is the best way to feel better about yourself, and to become a better person.

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Those are my thoughts on happiness. If you’d like to read something which I’ve put a lot of my passion into, pick up a copy of The Sex God Method. It’s the results of years of devoting my life to finding out what women really want in bed, and months of effort writing the system up. It’s turned out to be a really amazing work which has changed a lot of guys lives, and I’m proud of that.

The book will change your life, and make you a better and more attractive man at your core. I promise you. If it doesn’t, I don’t want your money.

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  1. ITotem said on July 31, 2007 at 4:51 pm

    I so agree with this Dan. Passion gives meaning to the things you enjoy and that’s so important in leading a fulfilling life.

    I liked your idea of “looking for an external solution” to get out of depression. People have to get out there and not ruminate on their life if they want to find happiness. However, I think you should add “but you can’t rely solely on an external solution for the source of your own happiness” (otherwise you might get addicted to external validation)

    You said it yourself. If you were stripped down of everything you have now, you would still be happy. That’s because your happiness stems from the emotions, the feelings, THE MEANING you attribute to the external things you like to do.

    Anyway, good post!

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  5. Evangelo said on August 8, 2007 at 1:59 am

    Simple, insightful, and enlightening post on some things I’ve been (wrongly) pondering for sometime now. The power is not in looking for the answers somewhere else - drugs, roller coasters, or even a beautiful woman - but from living life with that fiery passionate that ignites every moment into an inferno of being and presence.

    I dig.

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  6. Tim E said on September 5, 2007 at 8:04 am

    I only find this useful if I’m the type of person that Daniel describes here, ie. himself. It seems like a great insight, but it’s kind of narrow minded too IMHO.

    We’re just not all like you - in fact, you’re probably the exception (or at least that’s the way you sell yourself). Good on you. Go for it, man. All the best to you. But I’m not you. Most of us aren’t, or a lot more of us would be being told we are “crazy”.

    Daniel, this is just a friendly nudge to be careful about expecting people to conform to what works for you. As a clinical psychologist, I can tell you that that’s a recipe for unsustainable results.

    Secondly a correction on your concept: all truth growth is ALWAYS INTERNAL. It is however often supported by external resources, achievements, etc. Maybe that’s what you meant, but it didn’t seem that obvious.

  7. Dave said on November 8, 2007 at 4:05 am

    Well, you sort of have to internally decide and visualize what your passion is before you actually pursue it. If you don’t, very often chaos results. Ultimately I think that the internal and external sort of communicate, and they can compliment and work together in harmony or they can be dissassociative and create chaos. Thanks for the post, and yes, people should find their passion and follow it. Absolutely.

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