If you’re broke your‘re ether lazy, stupid or arrogant. Most people aren’t too stupid to get rich. Many people are too lazy but the majority is simply too arrogant. Too arrogant to humble themselves, to listen, to try, to learn, to fail. Their huge ego is the problem.

To make real progress, you need to regularly push yourself beyond your limits. Learn to face your fears in daily life, step by step. By taking small steps toward progress and discomfort, you won't need much overcoming, but in time you will have covered a great distance.

Invest in your future by delaying gratification. Sacrifice today's empty pleasures to create a better tomorrow. So you can look back with gratitude and develop genuine self-love. That’s the only possible way to achieve lasting happiness.

Part of happiness comes from delaying gratification. It comes from sacrificing today's empty pleasures in order to have a better tomorrow… So you can look back with gratitude at your younger self.

A muscular physique shows other people that you are worthy of respect. It signals your self-respect, that you care for your body. They will reflect those feelings of respect and treat you accordingly.

Remember young man, NO ONE will educate you enough to overthrow them

When you move up, you create a big gap between yourself and the people who don't work on themselves. You cannot go back down to them, they have to rise to your level if they want to be part of your future.

Men all over the world live in quiet desperation, suffering in sexless marriages and sensing the respect from their woman slowly fading away. They take refuge in instant gratification, overstimulate themselves with cheap dopamine to make their lives bearable.

Two generations ago, you were the hero of your family if you could provide for them. Being a competitive, hardworking, masculine man was praised. Today you are seen as an evil oppressor who participates in patriarchy when you don’t cave in to the liberal world order.

You shouldn’t care about the approval of other people. This desire often has its roots in trauma coming from your childhood. It’s this feeling of not being good enough. Recognize when it comes up and resist the urge to prove yourself. Instead, work to overcome your trauma.