Arash Dibazar: Becoming a confident and fulfilled individual скачать в хорошем качестве

Arash Dibazar: Becoming a confident and fulfilled individual

Whatever happened to all the real men? Oh, we see plenty of masculine imagery in movies and TV. Healthy, successful, attractive guys with gorgeous women hanging all over them. We yearn to be those men – but these images don’t tell us how to become like them. Maybe we try to fake it by buying a nice suit or an expensive car – but deep down, we know we’re just pretending, so nothing really changes. I used to be a guy like that too – faking my way through life, bored at my job, always in the “friend zone” with the women I wanted… dreaming big and hoping next year would be different but living all too small. That all changed when I found out where the REAL male mentors are… built strong friendships with them… and let them teach me how to take back my masculine power once and for all. These powerful men told me things my father never told me… about women, finance, physical health, and how to become the strongest version of myself. And after a decade of intensive mentorship, I now want to pass this knowledge on to you. It’s time to shatter your chains, and start living the life you know you deserve – as a strong grounded man. I’m offering my exclusive 90-minute, 30-video training course on becoming a strong, grounded man… absolutely FREE, for a very limited time. Just click here to get your copy, and take control of your life today → https://goo.gl/Xh3pof ----- From the age of 4 to 11, Arash lived in 6 different countries including Iran, Turkey, Syria, Kuwait, England, and the U.S. Having to mix with so many different cultures, he quickly acquired the ability to read people’s expressions and body language as a means of understanding their communication. At age 11 he began what would become a distinguished martial arts career, leading him to develop his own Persian based self defense system called Panjo. Arash later gained an interest in theater and became the student of Broadway actor and director (and The Prince of Fiji), the late Manu Tupou. Early Challenge Arash was searching for answers at a young age and found himself with the opportunity to move to Los Angeles and leave his entire life college, job, family, friends, and girlfriend. Arash made a bold decision and moved to Los Angeles without a clear plan of action but with the hope of learning and growing into the man he wanted to become under a mentor. Ah-hah Moment Arash met a man named Manu Tupou, an acting coach and spiritually powerful individual. Manu “opened the cage door” for Arash which allowed him to flourish in many areas of life. Arash stated that finding the right mentor and doing whatever it takes to learn from a mentor was one of the keys to his success. =================================== Engage with Knowledge For Men: W E B S I T E: http://www.knowledgeformen.com F A C E B O O K:   / knowledgeformen   I N S T A G R A M:   / andrewferebee