Modern life is an intricate circus, a dance of constructs that govern how we interact, achieve, and sustain ourselves. At the center of this theater is the social hierarchy—a structure built on the foundation of societal norms, systems, and constructs designed to give power to those who play its game. Yet, beneath the surface lies a deeper, older hierarchy, one rooted in human nature itself: the primal hierarchy. This is the realm of dominance, violence, survival, and raw capability—forces that operate beyond the facade of suits, titles, and polite handshakes.
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To understand the interplay between these hierarchies is to liberate yourself from the chains of the modern world. Let’s explore this through philosophy, psychology, and my own nomadic, autonomous lifestyle—a path that rejects enslavement to constructs and prioritizes living in alignment with the raw truth of existence.

The Social Hierarchy: A Game of Constructs

The social hierarchy, as we know it, is a fragile construct. Its existence depends on rules, norms, and institutions that enforce compliance. These systems favor not the strongest or the most capable, but those who conform, follow, and manipulate the framework to their advantage. As Michel Foucault wrote, “Power is not an institution, and not a structure; neither is it a certain strength we are endowed with; it is the name that one attributes to a complex strategical situation in a particular society.” The social hierarchy, in essence, is a strategy—a game designed to keep the masses in line and reward those who play within its boundaries.

But here’s the catch: the social hierarchy is inherently unstable. It is a web of people, institutions, and systems that can crumble at any moment. A single scandal, a shift in public opinion, or a sudden economic downturn can strip a man of everything he has built. The higher you climb within this structure, the more dependent you become on its institutions. You are beholden to the opinions of others, to the corporations that employ you, and to the networks that validate your worth.

Men who build their lives entirely within the social hierarchy are playing a dangerous game. Their power is borrowed, not earned. And when that power is stripped away, they are left with nothing.

The Primal Hierarchy: The Realm of True Power

In contrast, the primal hierarchy is timeless and unshakable. It is the raw, unfiltered expression of human nature—domination, survival, and the ability to shape the world around you through your will. Nietzsche’s concept of the Übermensch aligns with this idea: the individual who transcends societal morality and creates his own values. “The man of tomorrow is he who surpasses man,” Nietzsche wrote. This is the primal hierarchy in action—those who refuse to be bound by the rules of others and instead carve their own path.

The primal hierarchy is not about titles or accolades; it is about capability. A man’s place in this hierarchy is determined by his ability to survive, dominate, and reproduce. It is the hierarchy that operates in every room, every interaction, regardless of societal constructs. If you’ve ever looked at the men in your workplace and felt, deep down, that you could tear them apart—that you could take everything they have if you so desired—that is not a feeling to ignore. It is a reminder of your place in the primal hierarchy and the fragility of the social hierarchy.

Living Beyond the Constructs

I rejected the social hierarchy long ago. I live a nomadic, autonomous lifestyle, surrounded by beautiful young women, living off-grid in the mountains, and thriving on my terms. My income is diverse—generated through owning land, renting out properties, engineering work, and adult modeling. This lifestyle has taught me a crucial truth: freedom is found in self-sufficiency and autonomy, not in chasing validation from the social hierarchy.

I see the social hierarchy for what it is: a circus. It is a game I play when it benefits me, but I do not live within it. I use it as a tool, leveraging its systems and networks to extract resources, but I remain detached. My foundation is built on the primal hierarchy. If society collapsed tomorrow, I would still thrive. I have land, skills, and the ability to survive without the institutions that most people rely on. The same cannot be said for those whose power is tied to their job, their social media following, or their political connections.

As Robert Greene wrote in The 48 Laws of Power, “The ultimate power is the power to escape.” True power lies in building a foundation that does not depend on the approval or stability of the social hierarchy. It is about being able to walk away, to disappear, and to rebuild without losing a step.

The Call to Freedom

If you are reading this and feel trapped—trapped in a job you hate, trapped by societal expectations, trapped by the opinions of others—know this: there is another way. The first step is to stop taking the social hierarchy seriously. See it for what it is: a game, a play, a facade. Use it when it benefits you, but do not let it define you.

Build your foundation on the primal hierarchy. Develop skills that make you self-sufficient. Acquire land, resources, and the ability to survive independently. Detach yourself from the constructs that enslave you, and embrace the raw truth of existence. As I often say, the world belongs to those who take it.

Remember, society is not real. It is a construct designed to control you. But you are not a construct. You are an animal, a force of nature, a being capable of shaping your own destiny. Step into your power, and the world will bend to your will.

Conclusion:

​The social hierarchy is a tool, not a master. The primal hierarchy is where true power lies. Build your life on a foundation that cannot be shaken by the whims of society. Be the man who thrives regardless of the system. If you feel the fire within you—the desire to rise above, to dominate, to live life on your terms—embrace it. The world belongs to those who dare to take it.
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Are you ready to break free? To escape the construct and reclaim your autonomy? The journey is not easy, but it is worth it. Join me in building a life beyond the constructs, a life of power, freedom, and self-mastery. The world is yours for the taking. 

Let me tell you something most people won’t: everything society has taught you about women, relationships, and success is a lie. You’ve seen my videos, and you know I don’t sugarcoat anything. I’ve built a life that doesn’t conform to anyone’s rules, and because of that, I’ve unlocked a level of freedom and attraction that most men can only dream about. Let me break it down for you.

1. Material Wealth Doesn’t Make You Attractive
I’ve seen guys with yachts and Lamborghinis struggle to attract women. Meanwhile, I was broke in college, living in a trailer, and still had cuter, younger, and more fertile women around me than they did. Why? Because material wealth doesn’t define attraction. It’s a lie the system sold you to keep you enslaved. Women don’t care about the stuff you own—they care about the energy you bring, your confidence, and how well you understand them on a primal level.

2. Freedom Is the Ultimate Attraction
I’m free. I travel wherever I want, whenever I want, and I answer to nobody. That freedom is what sets me apart. Women aren’t attracted to men who are chained to a system or stuck in a routine. They’re drawn to men who are wild, untamed, and living on their own terms. That’s why I can live out of a camper van with a wild beard and long hair and still attract more women than the guy in a three-piece suit driving a sports car.

3. You Have to Tap Into Primal Psychology
If you want women to desire you, you need to understand the primal aspects of female psychology. Attraction isn’t about logic or checklists—it’s about instinct. Women are wired to be drawn to strength, confidence, and dominance. Society has tried to domesticate men, stripping them of these qualities and turning them into weak, submissive versions of themselves. I’ve rejected that domestication, and it’s one of the reasons I stand out.

4. Relationships Are Voluntary, Not a Trap
Too many men are stuck in relationships where they have zero control. They’re afraid to set boundaries or assert themselves because they’ve bought into this Disney fairytale of romantic idealism. Let me tell you something: relationships are voluntary. If a woman questions me or tries to test my authority, she’s gone. There’s no shortage of women out there who are more passive, submissive, and aligned with my values. Losing one means nothing when you have an abundance mentality.

5. Society Has Lied to You About Success
Society wants you to believe that success is measured by the house you own, the car you drive, or the job you work. It’s all a trap to keep you enslaved. True success is about freedom—freedom to live your life as you want, to make your own decisions, and to attract the kind of people who align with your vision. I’ve built a system within the system that allows me to do just that.

6. Domesticated Men Are Unattractive
Most men look domesticated, act domesticated, and wonder why they can’t attract women. Women aren’t drawn to men who seem tamed by life—they’re drawn to those who exude untamed masculinity. I’ve embraced my primal side, and that’s why women are drawn to me. If you want to change your results, you need to change how you carry yourself.

7. Losing a Woman Isn’t the End of the World
Here’s the truth: there’s an entire world of women out there. If one doesn’t align with my vision, I don’t stress about it. I move on. That abundance mentality is what gives me the confidence to set boundaries and maintain control. Women respect a man who knows his worth and won’t compromise on his values.

8. My Life Reflects My Choices
I’ve chosen to live outside the system. I own land, I travel the world, and I wake up when I want. Every part of my life is a reflection of the choices I’ve made to reject societal norms and create my own path. That’s why I’m surrounded by women who align with my vision while others struggle to make even one relationship work.

9. Attraction Is About Energy, Not Things
The energy you bring into a room is what attracts people, not the things you own. Women are drawn to men who radiate confidence, purpose, and freedom. If you’re stuck trying to buy your way into being desirable, you’ve already lost the game.

10. I’m Living Proof That You Can Break Free
You’ve seen my videos, and you’ve seen my life. I’ve rejected the lies, the conditioning, and the traps that society sets for men. I’ve built a life of freedom, abundance, and attraction by embracing who I am at my core. If you want to escape the system and live on your terms, you need to start by rejecting everything you’ve been told and rebuilding yourself from the ground up.

This is the truth about attraction, relationships, and success. It’s not about what you own—it’s about who you are and how you live. If you want to change your life, you need to start by changing your mindset. I’m living proof that it works. Are you ready to take the first step?

In a world where the game is rigged by unseen forces and the rules are written by those in power, one thing becomes unmistakably clear: the rules don’t apply to those at the top. Those who break the boundaries, those who shatter the illusions of society’s constructs, are the ones who create their own destiny. The truth is, those who climb the ladder to success and dominate in this world are not the ones who obey the rules—they are the ones who are brave enough to discard them.

The most powerful individuals in society are not those who dutifully follow the laws, adhere to social norms, or limit their ambitions within the confines of what others deem acceptable. The powerful are the rule-breakers. They are the ones who see the world for what it is—an arena for power dynamics, where survival depends not on following the rules, but on bending them to your will.

What does it mean to break free from these constraints, to rise above what society demands of you? It is the act of rejecting the idea that you must live by someone else’s standards in order to succeed. It is recognizing that every boundary set by society, every rule that is presented as a moral truth, is just an illusion designed to control you. The greatest conquerors in history understood this truth. They saw the rules as chains that bound others, while they themselves cast them aside, free to pursue their own desires, free to dominate and shape the world around them.

The Nature of Power and the Illusion of Control

At the core of this philosophy lies a simple truth: power makes the rules. Those who control the narrative are the ones who dictate the boundaries within which others must operate. The powerful are the ones who define what is right and wrong, acceptable and unacceptable, moral and immoral. They create laws and frameworks, not because they believe in their inherent value, but because they use them to maintain control over the masses.
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The rest of society—those who are not powerful—are often forced to follow these rules, not because they believe in them, but because they have been conditioned to do so. These people live their lives under the illusion that they must conform to social standards, that they must adhere to the structure set before them in order to gain approval or avoid punishment. They live in fear of social humiliation, ostracization, or rejection. They allow their worth to be determined by external factors—by the validation of others.

But those who are truly powerful do not need validation from others. They do not fear rejection or humiliation because they know that their worth is inherent in their ability to exercise their own power. They do not follow the rules; they create their own path. They understand that the societal structures that are meant to control them are mere illusions, and by rejecting those illusions, they can free themselves and become the masters of their own destiny.

The Path of the Strong: Breaking Free from the Illusion of the “Human”

What separates the powerful from the weak is their willingness to embrace their true nature and break free from the limitations that society imposes on them. Society’s constructs—be they morality, laws, or the idea of what it means to be “human”—are designed to suppress your primal instincts. They force you to act in ways that benefit the collective rather than the individual. But the greatest achievers, the ones who make history, are the ones who refuse to conform to these limitations. They understand that the drive for power, the desire for success, and the will to control one’s own life are natural and necessary instincts.

The human psyche is an intricate blend of evolutionary desires and emotions, but these are not meant to control you—they are tools of survival, mechanisms that have been ingrained in us to ensure our place within society. However, these same desires are often manipulated by external forces to keep us in line. Fear, guilt, the desire for acceptance—these are the emotions that society uses to control you. And unless you break free from them, unless you break free from the conditioned responses that have been ingrained in you, you will remain a slave to the system.

But once you recognize this, once you see these mechanisms for what they are, you can begin to transcend them. You can step outside of the boundaries that have been created for you and begin living in a way that is true to yourself. You no longer need to seek validation from others, because your validation comes from within. You no longer need to live according to society’s rules, because you have created your own rules.

The Price of Freedom: The Road Less Traveled

This path, the path of the powerful, is not an easy one. It requires you to confront your deepest fears and weaknesses, to challenge everything you have ever known, and to cast aside the comforting illusions that have been taught to you since birth. But it is the only true path to freedom and self-fulfillment. It is the path that has been taken by every great conqueror throughout history—the path of self-reliance, the path of radical autonomy, the path of power.

The road less traveled is one that demands you rise above the social constraints and the desires that hold others back. It requires a refusal to conform, a rejection of the status quo, and the courage to pursue what others fear. It is the path that forces you to break free from the shackles of morality, tradition, and social acceptance, and to live life on your own terms.

Once you embrace this mindset, once you understand that the rules are meant to be broken and that power is the only true currency in this world, you will see the world in a new light. The fear of failure, the fear of rejection, and the fear of insecurity will no longer hold power over you. You will no longer need to conform to the expectations of others, because you will have broken free and charted your own course.

The Invitation to Join the personal Revolution

You now have the opportunity to step outside the chains that bind you. You have the chance to take control of your life and pursue your own path, free from the limitations of society. This journey is not for the weak; it is not for those who are afraid to break free from the comfort of the familiar. It is for those who are willing to embrace the unknown, to take risks, and to follow their own desires to the ends of the earth.

If you are ready to embark on this journey of radical autonomy, to break free from the shackles of society, and to unleash your true power, I invite you to join my community. We are a group of like-minded individuals who have rejected the illusions of society and embraced the path of self-reliance, power, and freedom. Together, we will support each other in our pursuit of greatness, share insights, and encourage one another to keep pushing forward, no matter the obstacles.
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Join my coaching program and step into a world where the rules no longer exist, where your power is limitless, and where you are free to shape your destiny. The time is now—take the first step towards your own personal revolution.

Main Points:

• Power creates the rules. The weak follow them. The strong break them.
• Society’s rules are illusions created to control you and keep you small.
• True freedom comes from rejecting society’s constructs and living for yourself.
• Fear, guilt, and the desire for acceptance are tools of control. Break free from them.
• The path to freedom is difficult but rewarding, and only those who rise above the constraints of society will truly succeed.
• Join my community to break free from society’s limits and live a life of radical autonomy and power.
  
  

Conclusion: The world is run by those who are powerful enough to make their own rules. The rest of society is trapped by illusions, bound by constructs that hold them back from realizing their true potential. If you are ready to break free from those constraints and live life on your own terms, it’s time to take action. The journey is not easy, but it is the only path to true freedom and power. Step into your own greatness, and join us in breaking the rules. The time is now.

In this world, where societal expectations and moral constructs bind most people to a life of mediocrity, I have forged my own path—a path rooted in autonomy, self-mastery, and an unwavering rejection of everything that limits human potential. This is my philosophy, and it’s not for the faint of heart. It demands discipline, self-reliance, and an unbreakable commitment to personal growth. I live outside the boundaries of conventional thought, and I invite you to explore what that means for me.

1. Autonomy Above All

At the core of everything I believe is **absolute autonomy**. I place my own freedom above all else. For me, freedom isn’t just physical independence; it’s a complete detachment from the need to please anyone or to conform to anyone’s expectations. I don’t live for others, and I don’t make choices based on the approval of society. True freedom is about being unshackled by the opinions and judgments of others, unbound by the chains of morality that society uses to keep people in line.

My life is my own, and I make decisions that serve only my desires, my vision, and my path. Living for myself means that I create my reality on my terms. I’ve accepted that no one else has the power to define me or to dictate my direction. My autonomy is my greatest strength, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

2. Overcoming Human Limitations

Human beings are bound by their evolutionary psychology—fear, desire, and the instinct to conform. Most people let these impulses define them, but I don’t see them as essential aspects of my existence. Instead, I view them as limitations to overcome. To me, true strength lies in breaking free from these biological imperatives and creating a life defined by willpower, rationality, and relentless discipline.

I don’t just reject societal pressures; I reject the very limitations of human biology. I see the mind and body as tools, malleable and capable of transformation. By confronting and controlling the primal instincts within me, I free myself from the confines of fear and desire. This gives me power—a power that comes not from brute strength but from mastery over myself. In doing so, I become the ultimate architect of my own life.

3. Life as Art

For me, life isn’t something to passively experience; it’s something to shape, mold, and craft. I treat my existence as an **art form**. Every decision, relationship, and interaction is a deliberate move, a brushstroke on the canvas of my life. I’m not content to be just another participant in the mundane flow of existence. I am the creator, the artist, the sculptor of my reality.

My aesthetic isn’t just about appearance; it’s a reflection of the depth of my mind, my values, and my ambitions. Everything I do is intentional, from my lifestyle choices to the way I present myself. This philosophy allows me to constantly reinvent myself and adapt, shaping my world according to my vision. Life isn’t about fitting in; it’s about creating something so uniquely yours that no one else can replicate it.

4. Rejecting Morality and Societal Constructs

I don’t live by society’s rules, and I don’t follow its moral codes. **Morality**, as I see it, is nothing more than a system of control, a way to keep people docile and compliant. I reject these constructs entirely. Traditional morality is just a set of arbitrary guidelines designed to limit freedom and impose guilt. I refuse to be chained by these illusions.

For me, morality is irrelevant. My interactions aren’t bound by duty or the pursuit of conventional happiness. They are governed by my freedom to choose, to create, and to exist on my own terms. I am not here to play by the rules; I am here to rewrite them, to shape my life as I see fit, without guilt or regret.

5. Embracing Darkness and Power

I draw my strength from **darkness**—not in a sinister sense but in the acceptance of life’s brutal reality. Most people run from discomfort, fear, and hardship. I embrace them. In darkness, I find clarity and power. I confront the harsh truths of life and use them to fuel my ambition. The world is not kind or fair; it is indifferent. But rather than shy away from this reality, I use it to my advantage.

By accepting the indifference of the universe, I achieve a sense of power that most people can’t comprehend. I’m not here to live in fear of failure or hardship. Instead, I see these things as opportunities to grow stronger. My embrace of darkness has made me resilient, adaptable, and free from illusions. I am the master of my fate, shaping the world around me according to my own will.

6. Pursuing Ultimate Freedom

For me, freedom is the ultimate goal. I don’t seek happiness, love, or fulfillment in the ways most people do. I seek only freedom—freedom from external influences, social constructs, and internal limitations. This isn’t just a philosophical concept; it’s the way I live my life. Every decision I make is a step towards more independence, more self-sufficiency, and more control over my destiny.

I live a nomadic life, always moving, always evolving. This lifestyle allows me to remain untethered to any place, person, or idea. I am not bound by societal expectations, nor am I tied down by the demands of relationships. I am free to wander, to explore, and to experience life on my terms. My existence is a testament to the power of liberation from all forms of constraint.

In Conclusion

My philosophy is one of extreme individualism, self-determination, and liberation from all constraints. I don’t live for others, nor do I let society define my path. I embrace the darkness, I reject traditional morality, and I craft my life as an art form, constantly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. This philosophy isn’t for everyone. It requires resilience, self-discipline, and an unyielding commitment to personal growth.

I live for my own vision, for the power to shape the world as I see fit. In a society that values conformity, I am an outlier, a wanderer, a free spirit. I am the master of my own fate, living beyond the bounds of convention. For me, there is no higher purpose than the pursuit of freedom, and no greater achievement than the ability to live entirely on my own terms.

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The points I am about to discuss are supported by evolutionary scientists who specialize in the science of human mating within the field of evolutionary psychology. My own experiences provide evidence that substantiates these claims. I observe that many men struggle to attract fertile young women, primarily due to societal influences that have shaped their behavior and appearance. Men have undergone a process of domestication, wherein they are conditioned to believe that women are attracted to domesticated males. This conditioning manifests in adopting a more feminine aesthetic and fashion style.

This transformation is perpetuated by a larger societal demand for an obedient, clean-cut, corporate-looking man. Advertising campaigns over the years have defined the standard of what a good-looking man should resemble, aligning with societal expectations of attractiveness. The idealized image often features a man in a button-up dress shirt, clean-shaven, and well-groomed, devoid of facial hair, resembling a child with a baby-faced appearance. Even success in society is frequently associated with a man in a suit, holding a cigar, and wearing sunglasses.

This societal image places an emphasis on meticulous attention to appearance, from obsessing over hair to selecting the perfect cologne, covering up natural scents and pheromones with various scented products, often containing estrogenic chemicals. The idealized man is portrayed as having a friendly smile, always looking harmless. However, is this truly an attractive way for a man to present himself?
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I beg to differ. A man who rejects domestication, lives by his own code, remains natural, and actively pursues life on his own terms presents a more compelling and authentic image. This man is representative of a wild barbarian or a Viking with a long beard, wild hair, and an assertive look in his eye. He does not rely on others for resources, is not a corporate slave, and refuses to look like one.

Despite societal pressures, embracing one's natural state, including an unshaven appearance, and living life on one's own terms can be more attractive to women. Women are not inherently attracted to domesticated males. Men with financial success often find themselves lamenting, "My wife left me, I had a job at a prestigious corporation making $300k per year. She had everything." The issue lies in behaving and appearing like a domesticated animal, disconnected from one's masculine essence.

Having personally traveled extensively, I have enjoyed the company and intimacy of hundreds of beautiful young women. I noticed a significant shift when I stopped conforming to societal expectations, embraced an active lifestyle, gained muscle mass, and developed my own skills, freeing myself from corporate slavery. Women could see that I was now undomesticated, with wild hair, a beard, an athletic body, and a lifestyle independent of others.

Contrary to popular belief, the rugged appearance often associated with looking like a "bum" is, in fact, the mark of an undomesticated man. Society has pushed men to suppress their innate animalistic qualities, such as raging testosterone and savagery. The adopted ideals, given by society, do not align with what women truly desire.

There is an obvious difference between a man who looks like a bum and one who is undomesticated. Unfortunately, these terms are interlinked when the contrasts are obvious. To discourage the undomestication of males, merely choosing to accept natural secondary sexual characteristics like growing a beard is considered looking like a bum. Women are attracted to a masculine, threatening, and dangerous demeanor. Villains, criminals, and fantasy characters like outlaws, who embody self-reliance and a wild aesthetic, are particularly attractive to women. This aligns with the evolutionary science of human mating psychology and is reinforced by my personal experiences.

Consider characters like Geralt of Rivia from The Witcher series, Aquaman portrayed by Jason Momoa, or Ragnar Lothbrok and other Viking characters. Are they mere fantasy, or do they represent the metaphysical and physical embodiment of true masculinity? Compare these characters to a man in a suit with a cigar and a Rolex watch, and observe which one a female would be more inclined to choose.
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There are two hierarchies at play: the real evolutionary hierarchy and the fabricated socioeconomic hierarchy. I have found success in dating without being wealthy, challenging the notion that money is the key to attracting women. The system perpetuates the belief that consumer products and conforming to a specific aesthetic are essential for attractiveness.

Challenging societal norms and embracing one's natural, undomesticated state can lead to a more authentic and attractive version of masculinity. It's time to discard the false narrative and redefine what women find genuinely appealing, moving away from the fabricated image imposed by society.
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Now let's re-examine the main points of what I said here, meticulously and scientifically explaining what I mean by all this so that there is absolutely no confusion as to what I mean here. After reading this, I encourage you to examine yourself from this perspective and identify how domesticated you truly have become as a man, which essentially hurts your mating potential.

Domestication of Men and Its Consequences:
The difficulties men face in attracting fertile young women are not merely anecdotal; they find resonance in the field of evolutionary psychology. The concept of domestication emerges – a process through which men are subtly molded into a mold of obedience and corporate conformity. The consequences of this domestication extend beyond personal struggles, influencing broader societal perceptions of attractiveness.

The Corporate Clean-Cut Aesthetic:
At the core of this societal conditioning is the meticulously crafted image of the "ideal" man – a clean-shaven, well-groomed individual in a tailored suit. This archetype, often associated with success, becomes a visual representation of societal expectations. Success is encapsulated in the image of a man with a cigar, sunglasses, and a well-fitted suit, perpetuating an aesthetic that contradicts the untamed, primal nature of true masculinity.

Natural vs. Domesticated Aesthetics:
The pendulum swings toward a radical shift in aesthetics as I challenge the domesticated norm. Visualizing a man in touch with his primal essence, akin to a wild barbarian or a Viking, invokes a stark contrast to the clean-cut conformity. My personal journey serves as a testament to the transformative power of embracing a more natural, self-reliant lifestyle, breaking free from the shackles of societal expectations.

Female Attraction and Masculine Essence:
My core argument disrupts the conventional belief that women are inherently attracted to domesticated males. Instead, the narrative leans toward a man deeply connected with his masculine essence, undomesticated, dangerous, threatening, intimidating and self-reliant. My personal anecdotes weave through this narrative, recounting my journey of transformation when embracing a wild, untamed aesthetic – a visual language that communicates an unapologetic connection with one's primal self.

Challenge to Societal Norms:
I am urging readers to question deeply entrenched societal beliefs about attractiveness. By reframing the notion of looking like a "bum" as a reclamation of an undomesticated identity. I contend that society, through its relentless push for conformity, coerces men to relinquish their primal, testosterone-fueled nature in favor of an aesthetic that suppresses their true essence.

Examination of Popular Culture:
My argument gains depth through a cultural lens, examining popular characters that resonate with the undomesticated ideal. Gerald of Rivia from "The Witcher," Aquaman portrayed by Jason Momoa, and Viking characters exemplify a rugged, self-reliant masculinity. The contrast between these fantasy representations and societal expectations vividly illustrates the chasm between what women may be attracted to and what has traditionally been considered attractive.

Let's delve into the example of Andrew Tate, a popular controversial figure. Compare two versions of him – one portraying a complete undomesticated savage, and the other embracing a clean-cut playboy style. For any female readers, I would wager that the version revealing his prime masculine raw essence would kick off their sexual desires the most.
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Two Hierarchies - Real vs. Fabricated:
I offer a new perspective, diving into the dichotomy between the evolutionary hierarchy and the socioeconomic hierarchy. My personal experiences stand as a testament to the notion that romantic success isn't inextricably tied to wealth. This challenges the pervasive belief that financial status alone is the linchpin to success in attracting women.
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Conclusion:
My argument dismantles the carefully constructed ideals of attractiveness that society imposes on men. It beckons individuals to embrace a more authentic, undomesticated masculinity, challenging conventional norms and redefining their appeal. The call to question societal narratives is not just an act of rebellion; it is an invitation to reconnect with the primal, savage energy that defines true masculinity. As we navigate the complexities of attraction, perhaps it's time to discard the societal playbook and rediscover the allure of the wild, undomesticated man – unmasked and unapologetic.

In today's fast-paced world, young men seeking personal growth and self-discovery often find themselves searching for unconventional experiences that can shape their character. One such transformative journey is embracing the life of a nomad. By immersing oneself in the exhilarating world of constant travel and adaptability, every man can unlock his full potential and embark on a path of profound personal development.

Self-Reliance and Adaptability: As a nomad, you become your own steadfast companion, learning to rely solely on yourself. With no safety nets or familiar faces to fall back on, you are compelled to cultivate self-reliance. This newfound independence forces you to tackle a myriad of social situations and navigate through diverse cultures, broadening your perspectives and enhancing your adaptability in the face of constant change.

Confronting Challenges and Assessing Risks: The nomadic lifestyle demands a keen sense of self-awareness and the ability to confront challenges head-on. From navigating unfamiliar terrains to dealing with potential dangers, every day presents an opportunity for personal growth. By conducting real-time risk assessments and developing astute decision-making skills, you become adept at tackling obstacles with confidence, shaping you into a resilient and resourceful individual.

Entrepreneurial Spirit and Economic Insights: Traveling as a nomad introduces you to an array of economic landscapes, each with its unique opportunities. To sustain your journey, you learn to engage in entrepreneurial activities, honing your creativity and resourcefulness. Moreover, this nomadic lifestyle provides invaluable insights into the nuances of regional economies, empowering you to make informed decisions about future business endeavors and identify industries ripe for exploration.
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Networking and Mentorship: One of the greatest benefits of a nomadic existence is the chance to meet and connect with a diverse range of individuals, including seasoned professionals. This opens up doors to expand your network and gain invaluable mentorship. By immersing yourself in conversations with successful business minds from various backgrounds, you gain a deep understanding of their strategies, insights, and mindsets, propelling you towards your own path of success.

Embracing Minimalism and Self-Discovery: Living a nomadic life inherently calls for minimalism, shedding excess baggage and embracing the essentials. By simplifying your life and focusing on the bare minimum, you learn to appreciate the freedom that comes with detachment from material possessions. This newfound sense of freedom allows you to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery, stripping away distractions and enabling you to truly understand your core desires and ambitions.

​Expanding Horizons and Amplifying Opportunities: Escaping the confines of your hometown or city expands your horizons exponentially. By immersing yourself in new places, you encounter a vast array of experiences and encounter a diverse pool of people. This exposure widens your opportunities, both personally and professionally. In addition, it broadens your perspective on relationships, exposing you to a variety of cultures and increasing your chances of finding meaningful connections.

Increasing the size of your potential mating pool of women: It is worth acknowledging that expanding your horizons can also impact your romantic life. As a nomad, you have the opportunity to connect with a wide range of individuals, including women from different backgrounds and cultures. This exposure to a diverse dating pool can be exciting and offer a fresh perspective on relationships.

By engaging with women from various places, you can gain a deeper understanding of women, and experience a variety of different types of them. This increases your skill in learning how to deal with women. It allows you to explore different types of connections and discover the benefits and qualities that each woman brings to the table. Hell, you could have a nationwide network of women if you wanted to! A new one in every city!

Furthermore, the nomadic lifestyle can enhance your confidence and social skills, making you more appealing to potential partners. The ability to navigate unfamiliar social situations and adapt to different cultural norms can be attractive qualities, highlighting your adaptability and masculinity.

In summary, embracing the nomadic lifestyle can provide opportunities to meet and connect with a diverse range of women, expanding your perspectives on dating and relationships. By increasing the size of your dating pool, you increase the risk of finding a woman worth keeping.

discord.com/invite/JhAqym3gdTBecoming a nomad is not just about embarking on a physical journey: It is a transformative odyssey that can shape your character and unlock your true potential. The challenges you face while navigating different cultures, economies, and social landscapes will fortify your self-reliance, adaptability, and resilience. Embracing minimalism and expanding your horizons will amplify your opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery. So, dare to step out of your comfort zone, embrace the nomadic life, and set yourself on a path towards becoming the best version of yourself.

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Starting on the path to wealth and freedom can be a daunting task. It requires careful planning, calculated risks, and a solid ground to build off of. You don't want to jump into the deep end without a life vest, as the saying goes. In order to win the long game of beating the matrix race, you must take calculated risks. Coming from a background in cybersecurity I am a professional at taking calculated risks to avoid failure and guarantee success. A lot of entrepreneurs will say "you must take risks" which is true, but the amount of risk you can afford to take is highly determined by how much capital you can afford to lose or what your fallback plan is.

The point of this article is to give you a fallback plan that is as solid as the earth you walk upon so you can take bigger risks without the potential negative consequences, or at least minimizing them. Because just becoming an entrepreneur in itself is a risk. So why not be more calculated?

When pursuing the path of an entrepreneur, it's important to keep in mind that your social safety nets may abandon you.

From personal experience and the experiences of countless other entrepreneurs, you can't rely on your family, friends, or even your intimate partner to support you. You're on your own, it's you against the world. Which is why you can't rely on them entirely, you think you can trust them to have your back and believe their love for you won't fail. But one thing that is gonna shock you is how many you thought has your back is gonna let you down during this journey. Even the ones who won't let you down can only be stretched so far until they just can't give anymore help because it eventually would be to their own detriment. 

College is often seen as a requirement for success, but it can actually be a waste of time.

During the time you're attending college, you could be making money. Your professors are often broke, so why would you take their advice? On your path to getting rich, it's important to have a source of high-yielding earned income to fund your entrepreneurial efforts. This is something college doesn't give you, and if it tried to do so it comes with a high price "remember time is also a price to pay" which is priceless because your time can't ever be replaced and its limited, unlike money that can always be replaced. 

There are only three categories worth learning that can quickly give you a high-paying source of earned income.

These categories are technology, medical, and trade skills. These fields have high employment rates, and wherever you travel to, there will be jobs available somewhere. Additionally, if you do medical or tech jobs, they can be mostly or entirely remote, allowing you to be nomadic. Being nomadic increases your chances of running into opportunities and meeting people you need to meet as an entrepreneur that could change your life.

Remember I come from a tech background, and in a previous article discussed how it allowed me to develop myself as an entrepreneur and even complimented the skillsets I needed as an entrepreneur. I also explained how traveling the nation gave me a solid understanding of how different the economy is in geographical areas and showed me where I need to be to grow.

These fields require very short-term schooling and/or simple certifications, which is a lot cheaper and quicker than college. Trades skills take longer to learn and often can't be done remotely. Once you learn your high-yielding skill, you can start the rest of the process of getting rich. 

Having a source of high-yielding earned income is important because it acts as a fallback plan.

If an entrepreneurial project fails, you can always fall back to doing the job until you initiate your next plan. It also covers your life expenses while you build out the skillsets necessary to become an entrepreneur. Some skillsets will require cash to learn, and you can use your high-yielding earned income job to pay for it. The goal is to eventually have your skills as an entrepreneur coving part or all of your expenses. Which buys you time, so you can become time rich like in the previous article I discussed. 

Than you can either quit your high yielding income job, or keep it because its more cashflow. But eventually you will want to quit your high yielding income job once you realize that 1 month of good entrepreneurial effort could yield you the equivalent of an entire year of high yielding income wages. That's when you become free, and utilize that free time to invest or learn more skills.

In conclusion, if you want to start on the path to wealth and freedom, it's important to have a solid ground to build off of.
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Pursuing a path of an entrepreneur can be risky, and it's important to have a fallback plan. By learning a high-yielding skill in technology, medical, or trade skills, you can have a source of income that will allow you to pursue your entrepreneurial dreams while covering your life expenses.

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If you're someone who is tired of living paycheck to paycheck and dreaming of financial freedom, there's a story that might inspire you. It's about how I became rich in time before I became rich financially. All these rich guys lie and say you need to be rich first, I am the only one who did this and turned it into a science for anyone to use.

Many people believe that you need to be rich first in order to become rich in free time. But that's not necessarily true. In fact, I did it backwards. I became rich in time before I became rich financially.

Why did I do this? I realized that I would never become wealthy without an high paying skill first. But to learn skills, I needed time. Time that my low-wage job could not afford me. So, I decided to minimize life as much as possible.

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In order to learn skills that would transform into multiple high paying skills, I knew I needed time and a bit more money and an escape plan. I knew there was a way to hack my life situation to change all that. So, I decided to do something that gave me a competitive edge and allowed me to change the game for myself financially. I minimized expenses to maximize savings. Sold almost all of my belongings, keeping only my computer and mattress, and adapted to living without an air conditioner, even in hot Florida. I wore the same clothes and ate basic, healthy foods like tuna, eggs, protein powder, rice, and canned beans. Instead of owning a car, I used a small motorcycle that required no insurance and repaired it myself when it broke down. All I did was work, learn and go to the gym. A strong body creates a strong mind. 

With my job being a night shift security guard, I devoted my free time to learning my chosen high paying skill which for me was cybersecurity, among other things which would provide me with a high earning career path. With zero intention of using that career path as a lifelong career, but as a ladder in a long plan to an exit strategy to have the time to learn skills more and obtain multiple high paying skills. I became hell bent with as learning as many skills as possible to make me self sufficient. I knew I wouldn't be happy as a high payed corporate slave.

My job was a night shift job. No one was watching me at the job and no one ever came. So, I used that time to learn high paying skills. I was saving over 80% of my income because of my new lifestyle I created after I minimized expenses to maximize savings and had a plan to escape the rent trap forever by going completely off-grid in a camper van I was going to build.

I eventually built my solar-powered camper van slowly during the day until I finally escaped rent to live full-time on the road as a digital nomad. Now that I was free, but not yet wealthy, my cost of living was only $100-200 a month. My alternative way of living yielding a way to maximize my savings, free my time. More time is more time to get rich, more time to learn more skills.

I than used the free time coming from my new minimalist lifestyle to continue using my high paying skill to give me earned income while I saved over 90% of it. I used my free time to travel and determine where the best place in the nation was for my next step to increase my wealth which I would do by purchasing appreciating assets, during my travels I built and sold multiple businesses off of zero startup capital.

Lets reverberate what I said, because you need to understand that getting rich is possible for you.

While being a brokie working as a security guard I saved over 80% of my income and had a plan to escape the rent trap forever by going completely off-grid in a camper van I was going to build. I built my solar-powered camper van slowly during the day until I finally escaped rent to live full-time on the road as a digital nomad. Now that I was free, but not yet wealthy, I used my high paying skill to continue to give me high yielding earned income while I saved over 90% of it and used my free time obtained from my minimalist lifestyle to travel and build multiple businesses also off of zero startup capital. And invested my profits into appreciating assets to free myself permanently.
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However, it's important to note that this way of getting wealth is not for the individual who desires the high life immediately but cares more about maximizing time immediately. To me, the high life was as simple as a small cabin in the woods with internet or the ability to do and go wherever I want. But once I realized how much free time I had I used that time to become financially rich, due to simply having too much free time on my hands. I was so free, getting rich became a fun hobby that gave me something to do. It also became part of becoming the best version of myself possible.

In conclusion, becoming rich in time before becoming financially rich is not impossible. It takes discipline, sacrifice, and a desire for freedom above all else. By minimizing expenses to maximize savings and living an alternative lifestyle, you can maximize your time to learn multiple high paying skills and build businesses that can eventually lead to financial freedom.

Today, I'm addicted to the life of a digital nomad and investing my excess wealth into appreciating assets. My life is cheap and the amount I make from my businesses and earned income cash flow is nearly all saved. This gives me the ability to be completely free and do whatever I want.

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Remember, this way of getting wealth is not for the faint of heart. It requires discipline, sacrifice, and a burning desire for freedom. But if you're ready to take that leap of faith, I'm here to guide you every step of the way. So, join my community, and let's start building your path to financial and time freedom together.