PierrePressure

2013/10/14

PEER PRESSURE
Definition

Social pressure by members of one's peer group to take a certain action, adopt certain values, or otherwise conform in order to be accepted.

Peer pressure is a social influence exerted by others on an individual. The pressure is exerted in order to get someone to act or believe in a similar way. The peer pressure is acted out by a peer group against others, often be in an “everybody’s doing it” kind of way.

Reverse of Peer Pressure

Independence, self-will, self-dependence, self-reliance. In short it’s called PIERRE PRESSURE

SO WHAT IS MY BLOG "PIERREPRESSURE" ALL ABOUT?

Objective:

To guarantee a sense of security against being the outcast for not participating in under duress events. 

To change the element of “Peer Pressure” to “My Pressure” by giving one the ability to influence the “Peer” in a positive sense. Activating the need for Independence, self-will, self-dependence and self-reliance.

Target:

To illustrate the opposite of “Peer Pressure” by doing amazing things and influencing the “Peer” to a positive extend thru my actions.  

Pierre Pressure

My hope is that this Blog will change the concept of “Simply because everyone else is doing it” to........everyone else is doing because I am doing it.

IT'S ALL ABOUT MAKING THE RIGHT DECISIONS!

                                                                                                                               2013/10/14

Every day we are faced with risks, whether they are small or large we will encounter them.  The key to being successful is taking those risks that may seem scary, however once you run with a risk it could end up being the best decision you have ever made.  Rockefeller was a master at taking risks, he did not believe in the concept of fear.  Instead when he was faced with a risk or a decision he tackled it head on and that is how he became the vicious business man that each student learns about in his/her history class.  Take a risk every day.  By doing this, you will get more comfortable taking bigger and bigger risks.  Start out small.  Thinking about it will not get you anywhere, go do it!