The Power of Indifference to Outcome and Letting Go - The Fearless Man
Channel: The Fearless Man
Date: 30/04/2015

Your growth is fastest and your success is greatest when you let go of attachment to outcome...and then let go of the outcomes as they happen. 
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Practicing indifference to outcome is one of the most powerful things you can do for your personal development with women, career, money, health...everything. You can-and should-still have strong intentions (especially when it comes to dating and approaching women), goals, energy, and focus, but the more you can surrender to and focus on the process, the faster you'll grow and succeed. The more you can let go of your emotional attachments to the outcome (to validation from girls, for example) and enjoy the journey and the present moment, the more the very outcomes you're hoping for will come to you. But it's vice versa if you don't. You make it hard on yourself the other way.

Imagine a guy walking into a job interview or approaching women with a drive, intention, and goals for his life, but true indifference to the outcome. No emotional attachment to whether he gets the job or gets the girl-or any girl that day, for that matter. He's going to feel very confident and attractive to women or the people interviewing him for the job.

Now imagine that same guy approaching girls or walking into that interview with all his emotions, his self-worth, his happiness-riding on getting the girl (or, again, even any girl that day) or on getting the job. 

Which version of that man is more likely to succeed?


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