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  • Server:nginx/1.14.0...

    The main IP address: 162.241.230.132,Your server United States,Provo ISP:Unified Layer  TLD:com CountryCode:US

    The description :how to flirt, date, and be more confident for a better life...

    This report updates in 17-Sep-2018

Created Date:2006-08-08
Changed Date:2018-08-08

Technical data of the seandeacon.com


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Latitude: 40.21390914917
Longitude: -111.6340713501
Country: United States (US)
City: Provo
Region: Utah
ISP: Unified Layer

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Date:Mon, 17 Sep 2018 05:51:47 GMT
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ASN:20013
OWNER:CYRUSONE - CyrusOne LLC, US
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mx:MX preference = 0, mail exchanger = seandeacon.com.

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figuring out life and love with the handsome and charming menu skip to content home articles about sean recommended reading life in la is harder leave a reply ever since i moved to la, my life is harder. i don’t get it. by the way, i live in la now. i moved last july. i got a job offer that looked too interesting to resist. i took the job, and now i’m engineering amazing things. it is challenging, stressful, never boring, and very rewarding. i’m happy i took the job. like i said though, i’m in la now. i’ve noticed something since i moved here: everything is harder. it’s harder to exercise, to eat right, to get a good night of sleep, to relax, to find time to exercise, to find time to spend with friends, it goes on and on. in san francisco, i had a very nice routine. i lived in a great place, it was easier to eat better, easier to find time to exercise, to visit friends, to add things to my routine, to be productive, to pursue my personal projects, and more. the only thing that wasn’t great was my job. it was kind of soul-sucking and terrible. now, my job is great, but everything else is suffering. i’m trying to figure this one out. really trying to figure this one out. on a typical weekday, i wake up between 6am and 7am, drink coffee and durdle around until 8am, then get ready for work for the day. i get home from work around 7pm, exhausted, and ready to do nothing but chow down on unhealthy food and watch netflix or read comics until 9 or 10 at night, when i get to sleep. in san francisco i woke up at 4am every morning to work on my personal creative projects. i walked a few miles a day around town. i made myself a good dinner in the evening, i found time to exercise. not anymore. this difficulty is compounded by regular travel. my girlfriend still lives in northern caifornia, so one of us is travelling to the other every 2 or 3 weeks. i don’t mind it, and there’s good reasons for the long distance (maybe that’s a future post). this is the hand i’ve decided to play, and it leaves me with much less free time as i am used to. so here’s what i want: i want to eat healthier i want to exercise i want to lose these extra pounds i want to have time for personal projects i want to have energy for personal projects i want to have a cleaner apartment i want to be better organized when it comes down to it, i’ve got an energy problem. i just don’t have as much as i would like, and the energy i do have seems to get used up by work. as a result, i’m fatter and unhealthier than i want to be, and i’m not getting as much done. that’s my current difficulty, and what i want to spend the next couple months changing. do you have anything in your life that you want to change? are you finding that you have difficulties? let me know in the comments. this entry was posted in inner and personal roadblocks and how to get past them on may 13, 2014 by admin . some things to fix leave a reply somehow, despite the fact that i have written 1 post in the last 4 years, this blog still gets traffic. most of that traffic goes to my legendary text game article (even though my not-quite-as-legendary role play and banter article is actually way better). that text game article is my gift to the world. read it, apply the knowledge, and get jiggy with it. maybe, though. just maybe, some of the thousands that visit this blog for that article this month will stop by to read a little more. thank you for stopping by. leave a comment! my life is different now than it was when i started this blog. i don’t teach workshops. i don’t have anything to do with lairs, poo-ahs, or any of that bizarre, odd microcosm. i don’t chase tail in the endless mack of the game. i work. i pursue hobbies. i spend time with friends, and with my girlfriend. it helps that i have a great job, hobbies i thoroughly enjoy, great friends, and a fantastic girlfriend. riches, fulfillment, and joy are incoming. i still have some work to do though. major work. in some ways, things are a mess, and i need to clean house. in fact, i need to make some fundamental changes. there are some things in my life that have to change, because the course i’m on isn’t going to lead me at the destination i want. i’m growing up, getting older. my view of the world is changing. i spend less time thinking about right now, and more and more time thinking about 10, 20, or 30 years from now. where do i want to be then? what kind of relationships do i want? how much money do i want? what about my health? the “golden trifecta” of important things. i’m going to take a look at those things. maybe, if you also want to improve your health, wealth, or relationships, then the things i write will help you out. after all, we all want a little more. let’s get it. this entry was posted in other stuff that doesn't conveniently fit in the other categories on may 12, 2014 by admin . leave me alone 3 replies faithful readers, i have a treat, a rare new post. i got an email question from sexy fez (who gets props for having such a snazzy name): i wanted to ask you a question about dealing with women (and by extension, people in general). i’m an introverted, quiet person who needs some solitude to recharge and can really get lost in his work. because of it, i’m occasionally unable to give time to a girl. i feel bad about it because i let her down. and yet, my sole purpose in life isn’t just to make a woman happy, there are other goals too that i wish to accomplish and i need to give them dedicated time. what do you think about this scenario, and what advice would you give? it’s not that i don’t give women time, i just can’t give them time every time that they’re needing it, because i’m busy with my own stuff. you can only say sorry afterwards and makeup so far. i end of up wishing that they too have some private goals to keep them busy. i’m an introvert too. big time. most days, when i get home from work, i just want to sit around and play skyrim (yes, i’m a year late to the party, but i just got skyrim). i want time to myself. i can’t spend all my time with my lady, i’ll go nuts if i do. so what to do? there’s four things that come to mind, numbered here from least helpful to most helpful: suck it up and deal with it establish expectations early quality instead of quantity bring her in suck it up and deal with it! there are certain realities to the world. death. taxes. etc. also, relationships take work. all relationships. to maintain a romantic relationship, or a friendship, or relations with your family, you have to put time in to them. the more time you put in, the stronger the relationships will be. it’s just a fact of the world. yes, there are those great friendships where you can see someone after a couple years, and it’s as if no time has gone by. those are few and far between though, you can’t count on every friendship following that pattern. so, if you want relationships, you’ve got to put in at least some work to maintain them. we can do better than that though, let’s keep reading… establish expectations early now that i’ve got the “deal with it, bro” advice out of the way, we’ll get in to some of the good stuff. one of the big lessons i learned from lance that has stuck with me is that if something is wrong in the current state of the relationship, it means you did something wrong in the previous stage of the relationship. if she doesn’t answer the phone when you call, you did something wrong when you got her number. if she doesn’t go out with you on a second date, you did something wrong on the first date. if a woman wants to spend more time with you in a relationship than you have to give, then you may have set the wrong expectation when the relationship was starting. if you only have one day a week to see a girl, it is important to establish that early, and make it clear that with your busy schedule, that’s all the time that you have available. sometimes, when we’re first dating a woman, we’ll see her a couple times a week, because it’s exciting and fun

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Domain Name: SEANDEACON.COM
Registry Domain ID: 547516921_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.fastdomain.com
Registrar URL: http://www.fastdomain.com
Updated Date: 2018-08-08T14:41:34Z
Creation Date: 2006-08-08T14:41:31Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-08-08T14:41:31Z
Registrar: FastDomain, Inc.
Registrar IANA ID: 1154
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Registrar Abuse Contact Phone:
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Name Server: NS1.BLUEHOST.COM
Name Server: NS2.BLUEHOST.COM
DNSSEC: unsigned
URL of the ICANN Whois Inaccuracy Complaint Form: https://www.icann.org/wicf/
>>> Last update of whois database: 2018-09-30T07:04:34Z <<<

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  REGISTRAR FastDomain, Inc.

SERVERS

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  ARGS domain =seandeacon.com

  PORT 43

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DOMAIN

  NAME seandeacon.com

  CHANGED 2018-08-08

  CREATED 2006-08-08

STATUS
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NSERVER

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