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We live in a world that is incessantly and incremental trying to completely overwhelm us. Half the battle of productivity is hacking away the superfluous To-Dos from our existence. No Response Required (NRR) is a super concise way to give the gift of freedom to those you communicate with.

How it works

Unless you need a specific decision from the recipient, add No Response Required or NRR (linked to this article or video) as the very first line of your emails or digital communications. NRR takes literally about 1 second (or less!) to add to the beginnings of your digital communications.

We discuss 7 little-known lifehacks for salespeople, these are applications of memory systems and biohacks for being more productive as a sales rockstar.

In 2012, I couchsurfed with my friend Chuc Mason of Unleash Your Geek in Nosara, Costa Rica, we took a break from our geekery, dropped some Nootropics, and recorded this cheeky podcast - which you can listen to on the go here on Castbox.

Disclaimer: I don't actually advocate tricking people unless it's for their own enjoyment.

In this episode, I discuss a subtle communication shift along with seven other lifehacks for being perceived as highly consistent, dependable, and reliable without actually doing more work. Also, lifehacking applications of memory systems to ensure you never lose your phone again. Finally, I break down the sales and influence strategy of multiple hook points. 

To complete the Social Anxiety Protocol, you are going to have to cut a lot of fat from your life...

For me to have the social life I want, I need to maintain my social skills, I need to make the stark choice between being an amusement junkie and being a peak experience junkie...

Attending public events and pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone is one of the most direct ways to crush social anxiety (especially if you're on social smart drugs!)

I've got a few things for you to try...

The Elbow Tap

You won't always have the opportunity to approach someone from the front, practice approaching people from the side (or even back) by tapping their lower elbow, it's a nonintrusive way to get someone's attention that works quite well actually.

Find a Social Foundation

Since you are likely solo at this event, you'll find yourself alone from time to time. You want to establish a foundational person or group that's receptive to you whom you can return. This is maybe someone you know from elsewhere, a friendly group of guys, or the event host themselves.

Number Closing

Anyone whom you talk to for more than 10 minutes, get their number, Facebook, or contact details. Even if you don't intend to follow up with this person, get their number arbitrarily. Just get in the habit of asking, you'll be surprised how many say yes.

The best documentary (now censored on YouTube) about reading body language. It focuses on the telling body language of powerful people and celebrities.

In this episode, we discuss becoming a Renaissance man (or lady) and (surprisingly fun) memory hacks for remembering details about people.

If you stick around till the end of the episode you will hear Jonathan's wacky philosophical technique for taking money from atheists at bars. We finish the episode with a completely unrelated yet badass story about dogs rescuing a baby.

Changing your life and mindset requires exploring outside of your comfort zone.

I have a social experiment for you; it's going to make you the center of attention for a night, people will stare at you, and it's going to make people remember you months or years from now. It's going to make you bolder, funnier, probably even more charming, and it's going to cost you approximately $77.

In this episode of the Limitless Mindset podcast, you'll learn how to become a master socialite.

I share 13 lifehacks, tips, and tricks for having an awesome social life; how to befriend and get free drinks from the owners of swanky bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. Along with how biohacking socialites can eat and drink for brainpower. And this episode concludes with the badass story about how I discovered the ultimate cure for a hangover at 12000 feet.