All That Is Alpha - Tip Compilation (Ongoing)

[muscleman]

Getting some without booze

For those who want to get laid without strong drink (for whatever reason), there are plenty of ways to do it.

But it's still not as good.



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[muscleman]

Just say no to prostitution

This should hit home for a few Forever Aloners here considering paying for sex to lose that V card.

Don't do it. You'll regret it for the rest of your life. Take the more fulfilling path and reap the victory.



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[muscleman]

Movie date: step by step

For those who are set on avoiding bars for dates or are too young (or the girl is too young), the movie date is a great alternative.

It was my go-to choice years ago and can result in plenty of same night lays.



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[muscleman]

'The Look Test' (not eye contact) as a marker of dominance

One of the finer points of social interactions is unspoken behaviors.

The 'look test', or strategically giving/withdrawing attention is both a test of your authority and a way to oust the competition.



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[muscleman]

Have (productive) fun, but focus on your mission

It's dangerously easy to get wrapped up in skirt chasing, but prioritizing it is a grave mistake.

If you make your mission your mission, not a woman, the woman will come. You can start by cutting out time sinks.



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[muscleman]

The pinky promise of sex

Remember, remember your impervious candor,
The liaison heavy and hot.
I know of no reason
Why the pinky last season
Should ever be forgot.

Fun chick crack tip of the day.



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[muscleman]

The prize mentality - when it works and when it doesn't

I'm sure you've heard of the 'prize mentality'. It's a great concept, but unless it's backed by actually being a prize (among other reasons), it fails.

Here's why.



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[muscleman]

Keeping your doors open-ish

Always have multiple prospects (and work on acquiring them), even if you don't do anything with them.

It's an insurance policy against crappy relationships, cheating, bad decisions, and life suckers.



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[muscleman]

Self improvement - get out of unnecessary schooling

One of the tenets of becoming an attractive man is getting rid of unattractive things in your life, sometimes known as choices that suck your time and money.

Professional students are one of the newer phenomenons standing in your path to success. Don't be one.



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[muscleman]

Escaping the friend zone

By request, let's have a chat about the friend zone.

If you find yourself there, the best escape is moving on, but a few 'tactics' may turn things around, if you're so inclined.



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[muscleman]

Your job is important

Hate your job? It's going to rub off on your relationships.

Some things to consider when doing it for the benjamins.



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[muscleman]

Leave the right way and she's likely to come back

Look, sh!t happens. Relationships fail, flings never blossom, and things generally go awry.

But if you leave the right way when it's time to go, there's a good chance she'll come back. If not, at least you kept your dignity.



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[Dedication]

Wow, muscleman. Are you the writer of the blog: A Dark Heart? It is literally the best blog i've ever read when it comes to game on a practical level. Combined with very clear theory that supports it.

 

[muscleman]

Wow, muscleman. Are you the writer of the blog: A Dark Heart? It is literally the best blog i've ever read when it comes to game on a practical level. Combined with very clear theory that supports it.

Yes that's my blog, and thank you for the compliment.

 

[muscleman]

Flaking shenanigans

Let's be honest, flaking pisses men off something awful.

But there's a simple reason why it happens and a simple (yet challenging) solution.



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[Dedication]

One of the tenets of becoming an attractive man is getting rid of unattractive things in your life, sometimes known as choices that suck your time and money.

After reading these articles:

Number 1 Number 2 and especially Number 3 and it sparked some feelings i didn't like...

I've come to realize that i'm wasting the majority of my time. I'm currently studying Small Business & Retail Management, i'm at the end of my second year and 2 more years are coming up. That means that i will be 26 when i'm done with school, having achieved nothing but a piece of paper... I don't like the sound of that :/

You briefly touched the subject of personal coaching and i liked that idea. You said on your blog that with 2-3 months of studying its possible to start a job in that field. Could you elaborate on that? I'm interested because i'm looking to get out of my dead-end job that involves doing nothing social or remotely challenging at all.

(I sound so negative on paper i have to work on that. I hope this post wasn't too hard to read haha.)

 

[muscleman]

After reading these articles:

Number 1 Number 2 and especially Number 3 and it sparked some feelings i didn't like...

I've come to realize that i'm wasting the majority of my time. I'm currently studying Small Business & Retail Management, i'm at the end of my second year and 2 more years are coming up. That means that i will be 26 when i'm done with school, having achieved nothing but a piece of paper... I don't like the sound of that :/

You briefly touched the subject of personal coaching and i liked that idea. You said on your blog that with 2-3 months of studying its possible to start a job in that field. Could you elaborate on that? I'm interested because i'm looking to get out of my dead-end job that involves doing nothing social or remotely challenging at all.

(I sound so negative on paper i have to work on that. I hope this post wasn't too hard to read haha.)

First, business management is a catch-all degree, so it's not entirely pointless. The real question is - do you LIKE what you're learning and the career opportunities that await? Do you even know what the opportunities are? If not, you need to find out ASAP.

What is your dead end job? Why is it dead end? What can you get out of it before moving on to the next thing? My 2-3 month remark was regarding certain fields, not others. For example:

Personal Training
Sales/Marketing
Bartending
Handyman
Freelance

Any of these can be done without any formal training. A national PT certain takes 2-3 months of hour-a-day studying and ~$500 to complete. Bartending just watch some Youtube videos, buy a basic ****tail kit and a bottle with a pour spout, practice for a few days, and boom you know enough to cover 95% of what bartending is. It's mostly personality anyway. Handyman can take a little or a lot depending on what it is. Mowing grass doesn't require knowledge and it's not glorious, but as a side gig the cash can be helpful. Freelance work is just that - your work speaks as your credentials. Sales - beyond the fundamental principles of funneling prospects through the sales process - is product knowledge. Most places will train you on what you're selling and the rest is just hustle.

 

[muscleman]

Striking a balance and enjoying your life Now

We often forget our own mortality, that the 'glorious' future we imagine may not happen.

So while you're working on your looks, status, wealth, fame, and game, it's important to strike a balance and enjoy TODAY, for tomorrow is uncertain.



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[muscleman]

What would alpha do?

This is a shorter tip, but its brevity is its beauty.

In the midst of your personality transformation, you'll have a run-in with confusion. Without an answer available on tap, asking yourself 'what would alpha do' is almost always better than your first thought.



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[donking]

keep up the good work muscleman. how do you like wordpress btw? i'm thinking about starting a blog.