JohnyTheArrow said:
You increase your value most when you don't increase at all
You learn how to be badass mind****er and coldminded manipulator and that's all you need, something like Charles Manson on smaller scale, you are like vulture waiting and looking for vunerable and weak minded girls to exploit them.
You could increase your value by becoming millionare but it's more simple to be become skilled manipulator than millionere.You could get great body after years of hard training but its more simple to make girl fall in love with you and keep her in that trance so she eat it, even if you are fat,short or no limbs.You could get great job but its better to bind girl so she stays no matter what.
I think that if you stick around here for a while you might re-think some of your theories. Increasing value mostly to yourself and also to others is the essence of life, but doing this on your own terms is essential. This is called
the art of influence and is a critically important skillset for any man.
Why would a man want to emulate Manson or be a vulture? This represents a complete degeneration of character. A man can learn the art of influence and still be a man of character and backbone.
"You could increase your value by becoming millionare but it's more simple to be become skilled manipulator than millionere"
It was far easier for me to make a million than it was to master the art of influence. Money does little but provide a few more options in life, a few creature comforts, and those are good things. But the material things it buys lose their value very quickly. The big question here, in the context of your statements, is why would a man want to do the "simple" thing? And why not do both, become a millionaire
and learn the art of influence and persuasion? They go hand-in-hand. The worst loneliness in the entire world is having material possessions and no quality relationships. I know because I've been there.
I kind of get where you're coming from but I say a man should do the hard thing, take the hard road. He should take the hammer and chisel to himself and strike himself day after day in order to forge a man of character out of the hand he was dealt at birth.
A man who has declared intent to increase his value is already a valuable man, and others see it. A man who has declared intent to have a million dollars banked is already a millionaire.
In the end the only value that means anything to a man is his value to himself which spills over to the world at large. Striving to manipulate is a slow process toward self destruction. Striving to be a quality man of influence and persuasion yields incredible rewards, both tangible and intangible.