I’ve never paid much attention to the notion of “leagues”, but I’ve recently reconnected with a woman who is now a doctor, is stunning, and draws in some pretty high status, attractive men and women into her life. And this is one of the few times I’ve felt that a woman is objectively out of my league.
Is there much truth to the phrase “out of your league”? Or is it just a phrase people use to drag others down, and something people tell themselves that limits their potential?
Or punching above your weight class or out-kicking your coverage...but the bottom line is YES.
Men (like women) can be, and usually are, notorious for having unrealistic expectations. Fat dumpy guys with little or no money thinking they should be dating a supermodel and getting all p*issed off when she has zero interest.
Ask yourself an honest question: What do you have to bring to the (dating/relationship) table and what advantages do you have over other guys? Unacceptable answers are I'm loyal, a good listener, stable. Bzzzzzt. Wrong! All the boring s*hit. It might work with a HB4-5, but we're talking HB8+'s here. If you want to date a HB8+ you'd better extraordinary in a number of areas, because hot, attractive women can have their pick of the litter, so why should she choose you?
This is where guys really struggle. Most guys do literally NOTHING in the area of self-improvement; looks, physique, money, dating knowledge, etc. BUT, these are the things that can give you HUGE advantages.
Look, you're a "product" and she's the "buyer." She’s going to be evaluating all sorts of products and will find one that best meets her needs and criteria. The product that meets the most needs will get the sale. Get it? So the more advantages you can give yourself, the better your chances are for landing a hot, quality woman.
I can sum it up in a few brief phrases, but for many of you, it's going to be like drinking bleach because there seems to be a backlash against hard work these days. But here goes:
You want a male model's physique? Put in the WORK.
You want $1M in the bank in 12 months? Put in the WORK.
You want to get better with women and not get dumped so much? Put in the WORK.
You want a better career? Put in the WORK.
You want a better education? Put in the WORK.
Do you see the theme here?
Sure, some people in life are born with all sorts of advantages. That's life, Sporto. Welcome to the club. But 95% of us WORK our assess off to get what we want. No bitching, no whining, no complaining. Just nose-to-the-grindstone hard work. Google “Walter Payton best runs”—this guy epitomized hard work. I bring up Payton because he was a guy who was 5'10/205 but plowed over guys much bigger, never ran out of bounds, blocked his ass off, and gave every ounce of effort on every play for largely bad Bears teams, until his 9th-10th year in the league. He ended up as arguably the great NFL running back of all time on sheer will, effort, and desire. Not size, luck or all sorts of advantages. I have a Payton figurine in my office to remind me to "get it done" even when I don't want to. Use what works for you.
The same principles apply to moving yourself up a few "leagues" to date better women. Put in the W-O-R-K.
Good luck.
~Dash~