Today we are going to learn about 7 things a man should start doing when he clocks 30. Now lets begin
- Attraction is a Game of 80% Psychology, 20% Biology
Most men assume that attraction is about biology. About being more handsome, jacked, rich, genetically gifted, etc. than the next man. But nothing could be further from the truth. THE single most attractive guy struggles to date the high-quality women he desires. Whereas some of his friends who are ugly and broke, have some of the most amazing partners on the planet. Why?
Because, on average, women care more about how you make them feel than how you look, how much you earn, or how many abs you have.
- Making Money is Great, Keeping it Is Better
One of THE biggest mistakes men make in their 20’s is conflating a high income with wealth. There are guys who make multiple 6-figures every month but they’re completely broke… They have multiple vacation homes, expensive cars they never drive, $10,000 suits, and a whole host of other vanity items that suck their net-worth dry.
How much you make is important. It’s a lot easier to achieve financial freedom making $150,000 a year than it is $30,000. But how much you keep matters infinitely more.
- You Are the Only One in Control of Your Feelings
How many times have you heard or said the following… “They just make me feel so angry”? Let’s set the record straight, this is complete bullshit. NO ONE has the power to control how you feel. Ever. Period. You and you alone are responsible for your emotional state. Good and bad.
No one can make you feel happy, sad, pissed off, confused, angry, etc without your permission. You are always in charge of your emotions and you must take responsibility for them always.
- How to Take Care of Your Health
If you don’t know how to cook healthy meals, follow a simple exercise program, prioritize and get high-quality sleep, manage stress, and take care of your body. Stop what you’re doing right now and go spend the next 16 hours pouring through everything from Legion Athletics, Bulletproof, and Ben Greenfield.
Nothing will have a bigger impact on your quality of life than your health and if you didn’t prioritize this in your 20’s, you MUST start today.
- How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger
The quality of my life is a result of my ability to spark connections with complete strangers. A lot of your business success is a result of the amazing friends in your network whom you met by starting up conversations with people you didn’t know.
All of your romantic success is a result of starting up conversations with attractive women I didn’t know. If you don’t know how to meet someone new without being creepy or weird, learn how… yesterday.
- Size actually doesn’t matter
Sex and most female pleasure are again, psychological, not biological. It’s about how the woman you’re with FEELS about you and how you make them feel about themselves. Want to make mind-blowing love?
Make her feel wanted, desired, make her the sole centre of your attention and make her feel like the most beautiful, sexy, and exciting thing on the planet. I don’t care how big your member is or how long you can last in the sack, if you don’t know how to move a woman intellectually and emotionally if you don’t know how to arouse her psychologically and create an EXPERIENCE with her.
You’re leaving a lot of pleasure on the table for both you and her. Sex is a physical expression of an emotion. The more you can build the emotion before “sealing the deal” the better the experience will be.
- Know Who You Are and What You Want
Your 20’s are a time of self-discovery. They’re meant to be messed up. But by the time you hit 30, you should have some sense or semblance of what you want to do in this world and whom you believe yourself to be. If you’re still trying to “find” your passion.
STOP.
Pick ONE thing that you like and commit to mastering that one thing. Success isn’t about passion. It’s about mastery. About committing to the long game and getting good at a valuable skill. Your 20’s are the time to master that skill and lay the foundation for your future. You had your fun in your teens, now it’s time to get to work.
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