Thanks for anyone contributing here.
What I mean...
Let's say we have the same guy in front of us, a good-looking guy.
Now, in case A, he becomes a doctor, earns 5,000 euros a month, and lives a good life without showing too much luxury.
In case B, he's an electrician who earns 15,000 euros a month from his business, managing 5 employees in a city of 80,000 people. He shows he has money by buying expensive cars and living an expensive lifestyle.
Am I the only one who thinks 9 out of 10 women would choose A rather than B?
As someone here said, to get a long-term partner, you need both.
If you want a woman of value, you need both a career/profession that involves contact with people, but one that's high-status (he could even be a firefighter, because even though he's low-status, he's seen as a leader in emergencies and in his job), and also bring home good money.
If we were to gather 10 couples at a party, and there were a doctor, a lawyer, an electrician, a fisherman, a finance banker, and a firefighter, and the electrician was the richest of them all, I think women are still intimidated by the lawyer and the doctor, but not by the others... maybe a little by the firefighter... So, do you get the point?
Given equal skill, being a doctor or a lawyer earns the respect of the people around you.
That respect convert into people admiring you because of your knowledge.
That turns into social proof.
That makes you high value.
A policeman also comes to mind!