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    Coaching: anon-i-mus:

WORLD EGO AWARENESS DAY - MAY 11 2020
On May 11th, we observe  World Ego Awareness Day (WEAD). We ask for your participation in this growing global movement to raise social awareness about the Egotism. While we hope that people will educate themselves and others throughout the year, this dedicated day gives us the opportunity to collaborate and amplify each other’s understanding.
The Ego Awareness Movement and WEAD was established in 2018 to support all those that are affected with this mental condition and work towards preventing others from experiencing the effects of this invisible form of abuse.
Through education and advocacy we can help reduce the number of people throughout the world who fall victim to egotism; to increase their ability to be centered in present-moment-awareness and experience life to the fullest.  Ego Awareness Day aims to highlight the issues surrounding egotism; encouraging everyone to be mindful, raise our consciousness and speak out against narcissistic or egotistic learned behavior. Together we can work to inform, educate, deter and prevent one of the major causes of human suffering on our planet.
Research has shown that being influenced by the effects of the unobserved egoic mind can be responsible for most of our afflictions including a false sense of superiority, inferiority complex, prejudices, judging others, manipulation, rage, addictions, stress, violence, racism, sexism, the need for praise, approval, being reactionary, lack of empathy, loneliness, despair, false propaganda, religious and tribal wars and so on. All such negative and destructive traits have serious consequences in our personal relationships and the world at large.
Why participate? Many people who suffer from egotism, which is a learned form of psychological and emotional abuse, are not even aware that what they are experiencing is this type of abuse.  When they become aware that they are a perpetrator or the one that is being abused, they have a difficult time articulating or describing it because it’s so hard to put a finger on. Therefore, resources for survivors have been made available.
What can you do?  Join the movement.  Like-minded people, organizations and communities can help share information on this subject with their audience through various channels such as social media, blog pages, local events and community involvement.  You can also show support by distributing our ego awareness pamphlets and/or wearing badges. Talk to other advocates and other organizations dedicated to mindfulness, awareness, life-coaching, self-help, spirituality and so forth.  Organize events or incorporate messaging into existing events in order to educate your audience about egotism.
We look forward to your participation this year!
Anon I mus, founder of the Ego Awareness Movement - World Ego Awareness Day [WEAD]
http://egoawarenessmovement.org/world-ego-awareness-day/
https://www.awarenessdays.com/awareness-days-calendar/world-ego-awareness-day-2020/https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/world-ego-awareness-day/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYAoQoFSURs&t=452s
https://www.facebook.com/egoawarenessmovement.org/

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Coaching: anon-i-mus:

WORLD EGO AWARENESS DAY - MAY 11 2020
On May 11th, we observe  World Ego Awareness Day (WEAD). We ask for your participation in this growing global movement to raise social awareness about the Egotism. While we hope that people will educate themselves and others throughout the year, this dedicated day gives us the opportunity to collaborate and amplify each other’s understanding.
The Ego Awareness Movement and WEAD was established in 2018 to support all those that are affected with this mental condition and work towards preventing others from experiencing the effects of this invisible form of abuse.
Through education and advocacy we can help reduce the number of people throughout the world who fall victim to egotism; to increase their ability to be centered in present-moment-awareness and experience life to the fullest.  Ego Awareness Day aims to highlight the issues surrounding egotism; encouraging everyone to be mindful, raise our consciousness and speak out against narcissistic or egotistic learned behavior. Together we can work to inform, educate, deter and prevent one of the major causes of human suffering on our planet.
Research has shown that being influenced by the effects of the unobserved egoic mind can be responsible for most of our afflictions including a false sense of superiority, inferiority complex, prejudices, judging others, manipulation, rage, addictions, stress, violence, racism, sexism, the need for praise, approval, being reactionary, lack of empathy, loneliness, despair, false propaganda, religious and tribal wars and so on. All such negative and destructive traits have serious consequences in our personal relationships and the world at large.
Why participate? Many people who suffer from egotism, which is a learned form of psychological and emotional abuse, are not even aware that what they are experiencing is this type of abuse.  When they become aware that they are a perpetrator or the one that is being abused, they have a difficult time articulating or describing it because it’s so hard to put a finger on. Therefore, resources for survivors have been made available.
What can you do?  Join the movement.  Like-minded people, organizations and communities can help share information on this subject with their audience through various channels such as social media, blog pages, local events and community involvement.  You can also show support by distributing our ego awareness pamphlets and/or wearing badges. Talk to other advocates and other organizations dedicated to mindfulness, awareness, life-coaching, self-help, spirituality and so forth.  Organize events or incorporate messaging into existing events in order to educate your audience about egotism.
We look forward to your participation this year!
Anon I mus, founder of the Ego Awareness Movement - World Ego Awareness Day [WEAD]
http://egoawarenessmovement.org/world-ego-awareness-day/
https://www.awarenessdays.com/awareness-days-calendar/world-ego-awareness-day-2020/https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/world-ego-awareness-day/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYAoQoFSURs&t=452s
https://www.facebook.com/egoawarenessmovement.org/

                
                

                
            

            
            
anon-i-mus:

WORLD EGO AWARENESS DAY - MAY 11 2020
On May 11th, we observe  World Ego Awareness Day (WEAD). We ask for your participation...

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    Coaching: Johan Klingestedt. @Cwooshow . 24m
 One door closes, another one opens
 Read: tl.gd/n 1sqnjgc

 My days as a pro player is over, I will retire from pro play and focus on something that l've been interested in since
 day 1 my Overwatch career, coaching. Being a pro player has been so good to me and looking back at it all l'm
 very proud of what I've managed to do. A small kid from a small town in Sweden no one has heard of, traveling
 the world to play in front of fans that love the game as much as I do.
 Being home in Sweden for to 2 months now has given me a lot of time to think this through. Giving up playing is
 rough but this is the 2nd best thing to me. I've worked as a teacher which I loved, and there are plenty of parallels
 between coaching and teaching.
 Being a former pro player gives me a lot of insight that other coaches may not have. Helping other aspiring
 players to play to the best of their ability and having answers to questions they may have.
 l'd like to give a huge thanks to all the beautiful people that have supported me during my pro play and continue
 to do so. All the fans. organizations, staff and most importantly, my former teammates.
 If you'd like to reach out to me and ask any questions, ask about my coaching philosophy or anything else:
 Twitter DM's
 e-mail: johanklingestedt@gmail.com
delfyi:

Cwoosh of Florida Mayham retiring from pro play and looking to become a coach Hope he finds something- always a cool dude. 
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Coaching: Johan Klingestedt. @Cwooshow . 24m
 One door closes, another one opens
 Read: tl.gd/n 1sqnjgc

 My days as a pro player is over, I will retire from pro play and focus on something that l've been interested in since
 day 1 my Overwatch career, coaching. Being a pro player has been so good to me and looking back at it all l'm
 very proud of what I've managed to do. A small kid from a small town in Sweden no one has heard of, traveling
 the world to play in front of fans that love the game as much as I do.
 Being home in Sweden for to 2 months now has given me a lot of time to think this through. Giving up playing is
 rough but this is the 2nd best thing to me. I've worked as a teacher which I loved, and there are plenty of parallels
 between coaching and teaching.
 Being a former pro player gives me a lot of insight that other coaches may not have. Helping other aspiring
 players to play to the best of their ability and having answers to questions they may have.
 l'd like to give a huge thanks to all the beautiful people that have supported me during my pro play and continue
 to do so. All the fans. organizations, staff and most importantly, my former teammates.
 If you'd like to reach out to me and ask any questions, ask about my coaching philosophy or anything else:
 Twitter DM's
 e-mail: johanklingestedt@gmail.com
delfyi:

Cwoosh of Florida Mayham retiring from pro play and looking to become a coach Hope he finds something- always a cool dude. 
                
            

            
            
delfyi:

Cwoosh of Florida Mayham retiring from pro play and looking to become a coach Hope he finds something- always a cool dude. 

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    Coaching: AT&T LTE
 Tweet
 gjunni @ fleta is #1 META
 @tsukkiaiga
 y'all better get this fucking coach
 before i do
 Robin K @tisrobin311
 A Segment from Dallas Fuel Rascal's
 Stream
 se I was 'told by Kyky that I clouded the team atmosphere during (past) games, and showed a less mature form because I got mad. After
 ded from scrims.
 d about is this: (Kyky) saying that I just "suddenly decided not to play"? This is completely wrong.
 ch vs Florida was on the 11th, the match vs Boston on the 15th. During that period AKM was the
 ever got the chance to participate, along with Harry. We only did ranked and etc. So I could never know what kind of comps they
 to spectate in scrims. If they decided not to play me like that I'm pretty sure they would have had time to practice comps that didn't
 use Genji, then it makes me think that they used Genji knowing beforehand that AKM was going to play it. So in other words, I had no idea
 e day. Although things didn't work out on the the match day, I thought it was just unlucky)because AKM is also an excellent player. We just
 and play better. But in AKM's discord he mentioned that he wanted me to say sorry. From my perspective, I was forbidden from playing the
 in scrims. So I had no idea AKM was going to receive direct messages from fans and be hated like that due to his discomfort on playing
 like that I would have personally announced that there was an internal problem in our team and that I was taken out from the match to
 Add another Tweet

 Dallas Fuel Rascal
 "AKM played Genj in scrims, because I was 'told' by Kyky that I clouded the team atmosphere during (past) games, and showed a less mature form because I got mad. After
 that, me and Harryhook were excluded from scrims.
 What I'm 'really mad and frustrated about is this: (Kyky) saying that I just "suddenly decided not to play"? This is completely wrong
 If you look at our schedule our match vs Florida was on the 11th, the match vs Boston on the 15th. During that period AKM was the
 one participating in scrims, and I never got the chance to participate, along with Harry. We only did ranked and etc. So I could never know what kind of comps they
 were planning. I wasn't even invited to spectate in scrims. If they decided not to play me like that I'm pretty sure they would have had time to practice comps that didn't
 involve Genji. If they were going to use Genji, then it makes me think that they used Genji knowing beforehand that AKM was going to play it. So in other words, I had no idea
 AKM was practicing Genji until game day. Although things didn't work out on the the match day, I thought it was just unlucky because AKM is also an excellent player. We just
 thought we had to practice harder and play better. But in AKM's discord he mentioned that he wanted me to say sorry. From my perspective, I was forbidden from playing the
 matches, because I wasn't allowed in scrims. So I had no idea AKM was going to receive direct messages from fans and be hated like that due to his discomfort on playing
 Genji. If I knew there was a problem like that I would have personally announced that there was an internal problem in our team and that I was taken out from the match to
 fans, and apologized to AKM.

 AT&T LTE
 9:07 AM
 FUEL
 DAL L AS
 Kyle Souder Ф
 @KyKy
 @KyKy blocked you
 You are blocked from following @KyKy and
 viewing @KyKy's Tweets
fletasgf:

So recently I was blocked by the head coach for Dallas Fuel on twitter. 
Now usually I try to stay out of drama, and Dallas Fuel is a team that I don’t really talk about much but if there’s one thing I don’t stand for it is ignorance and discrimination. I want to say, roughly at the end of stage one is when Rascal a previous player for London spitfire was signed over to the Dallas Fuel, for more than one reason but mostly to get more playing time which is something the London Spitfire couldn’t offer to rascal. 

Now I don’t know the exact extent of this issue between the coach and the players but during stage two I want to say I only saw Rascal play maybe once or twice at most? He’s always benched, because Kyky (The head coach) says Rascal brings clouded atmosphere to the team and is less mature, as stated in the letter above which rascal wrote himself. Rascal wasn’t invited to participate in scrims or even watch them, then was expected to play not even knowing what his teams comps or meta was going to be until right in that moment.

What kind of a joke of coaching is that? Then trying to cover it up by saying Rascal refused to play. Kyky has yet to make any statements about this at all, but I’m upset for Rascal for the Dallas Fuel team. This is ridiculous.

All I’m saying is that somebody seriously better get this coach before I drag his ass. #PetitionForTessToCoachDallasFuel
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Coaching: AT&T LTE
 Tweet
 gjunni @ fleta is #1 META
 @tsukkiaiga
 y'all better get this fucking coach
 before i do
 Robin K @tisrobin311
 A Segment from Dallas Fuel Rascal's
 Stream
 se I was 'told by Kyky that I clouded the team atmosphere during (past) games, and showed a less mature form because I got mad. After
 ded from scrims.
 d about is this: (Kyky) saying that I just "suddenly decided not to play"? This is completely wrong.
 ch vs Florida was on the 11th, the match vs Boston on the 15th. During that period AKM was the
 ever got the chance to participate, along with Harry. We only did ranked and etc. So I could never know what kind of comps they
 to spectate in scrims. If they decided not to play me like that I'm pretty sure they would have had time to practice comps that didn't
 use Genji, then it makes me think that they used Genji knowing beforehand that AKM was going to play it. So in other words, I had no idea
 e day. Although things didn't work out on the the match day, I thought it was just unlucky)because AKM is also an excellent player. We just
 and play better. But in AKM's discord he mentioned that he wanted me to say sorry. From my perspective, I was forbidden from playing the
 in scrims. So I had no idea AKM was going to receive direct messages from fans and be hated like that due to his discomfort on playing
 like that I would have personally announced that there was an internal problem in our team and that I was taken out from the match to
 Add another Tweet

 Dallas Fuel Rascal
 "AKM played Genj in scrims, because I was 'told' by Kyky that I clouded the team atmosphere during (past) games, and showed a less mature form because I got mad. After
 that, me and Harryhook were excluded from scrims.
 What I'm 'really mad and frustrated about is this: (Kyky) saying that I just "suddenly decided not to play"? This is completely wrong
 If you look at our schedule our match vs Florida was on the 11th, the match vs Boston on the 15th. During that period AKM was the
 one participating in scrims, and I never got the chance to participate, along with Harry. We only did ranked and etc. So I could never know what kind of comps they
 were planning. I wasn't even invited to spectate in scrims. If they decided not to play me like that I'm pretty sure they would have had time to practice comps that didn't
 involve Genji. If they were going to use Genji, then it makes me think that they used Genji knowing beforehand that AKM was going to play it. So in other words, I had no idea
 AKM was practicing Genji until game day. Although things didn't work out on the the match day, I thought it was just unlucky because AKM is also an excellent player. We just
 thought we had to practice harder and play better. But in AKM's discord he mentioned that he wanted me to say sorry. From my perspective, I was forbidden from playing the
 matches, because I wasn't allowed in scrims. So I had no idea AKM was going to receive direct messages from fans and be hated like that due to his discomfort on playing
 Genji. If I knew there was a problem like that I would have personally announced that there was an internal problem in our team and that I was taken out from the match to
 fans, and apologized to AKM.

 AT&T LTE
 9:07 AM
 FUEL
 DAL L AS
 Kyle Souder Ф
 @KyKy
 @KyKy blocked you
 You are blocked from following @KyKy and
 viewing @KyKy's Tweets
fletasgf:

So recently I was blocked by the head coach for Dallas Fuel on twitter. 
Now usually I try to stay out of drama, and Dallas Fuel is a team that I don’t really talk about much but if there’s one thing I don’t stand for it is ignorance and discrimination. I want to say, roughly at the end of stage one is when Rascal a previous player for London spitfire was signed over to the Dallas Fuel, for more than one reason but mostly to get more playing time which is something the London Spitfire couldn’t offer to rascal. 

Now I don’t know the exact extent of this issue between the coach and the players but during stage two I want to say I only saw Rascal play maybe once or twice at most? He’s always benched, because Kyky (The head coach) says Rascal brings clouded atmosphere to the team and is less mature, as stated in the letter above which rascal wrote himself. Rascal wasn’t invited to participate in scrims or even watch them, then was expected to play not even knowing what his teams comps or meta was going to be until right in that moment.

What kind of a joke of coaching is that? Then trying to cover it up by saying Rascal refused to play. Kyky has yet to make any statements about this at all, but I’m upset for Rascal for the Dallas Fuel team. This is ridiculous.

All I’m saying is that somebody seriously better get this coach before I drag his ass. #PetitionForTessToCoachDallasFuel
                
            

            
            
fletasgf:

So recently I was blocked by the head coach for Dallas Fuel on twitter. 
Now usually I try to stay out of drama, and Dallas Fu...