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Your real goal in life should be Power
• What people are programmed from a young age here to think is good and what is evil will be, and can be, completely different from another country. It's all dependent upon what the powerful people in that country deem to be right or wrong and program into your mind at a young age, 95% of people just accept their programming that was put into them from a young age and never question it, never realise how other countries view the same topics, how to others, a certain act can be completely normal but, to us, could be the most evil thing ever and vise versa depending on their programming. Again, there is no good or evil - there is only power. When you really, truly get down to it, this is the case in almost everything in life. As one clear example to prove my point - Women are only safe because the powerful people decided they must be protected. In some parts of the planet where this isn't the case, see how the women are treated there as a comparison.
Your goal in life should to become powerful in a reality based sense, you probably won't achieve some big time power, only a select few can get to some Emperor Palatine level shit but there is some serious changes you can make to be in a far far better position than most giving very significant advantages. There is also a spiritual aspect to this that does include being good, but as far as this world, here and now, and what is rewarded, it's only power. Beyond this plane of existence, though, and beyond this life, this is where being good, doing good, and so on comes into play but as far as this life and the consciousness we are stuck in temporarily, it's just power: financial, physical, intellectual, and controlling weaknesses, impulses, and addictions to prevent self-sabotage or downfalls when you start to become powerful.
There are several aspects/areas for power
Success
"They're only as good as the world allows them to be." - The Joker
What, you think you're special? You're gonna manifest some 0.0000000000001% life because you sit there 30 minutes a day wishing and hoping and dreaming? Damn, bro, Elon boutta show up at your door and give you a million for that dream life buddy. Is it possible to find success in your chosen area if you have a legitimate passion for it, work ethic, discipline, long-term vision, the right help and support, luck, the right financial situation for it, etc., etc.? Yes, it's possible, but hyper-extremely difficult and rare. For every top-level actor, singer, or athlete, you have tens of millions who never even got remotely close, and of those, you have hundreds of thousands who did everything perfectly and still didn't make it. You can chase your dreams. Fuck, it's worth trying, that's for sure, but you must remain realistic. You may do well on a lesser scale. Perhaps, locally, in your town or city, you gain respect and do well, and guess what? For an everyday person's power, that's actually really extremely good. Influence in a local town, let's say, is a very powerful tool. If you're respected and known as, let's say, a good musician who plays locally at events or something, that's most definitely a tool to put you in a much, much better, more powerful position. In a physical sense, this can be huge also. If you're known as someone locally who is an extremely good fighter or extremely strong physically, this is an instant, automatic respect gainer, as most everyday people in a physical altercation can't defend themselves if their life counted on it, especially in the modern Western world. The point is your goal should be realistic and on a local area scale, but aim for the stars and you'll hit the sky with success aiming.
Authenticity/Manipulation
There is a highly subjective area on being good (what most people globally would still agree to be good acts), and you can still be/do good while being extremely powerful. If anything, people respect extreme honesty and authenticity. Even if you've done a bad act and you just decide to fully own it, immediately people respect that, even if they find what you did to be "evil."
For a silly example, Ric Flair playing the bad guy in wrestling is a sort of analogy for the bigger picture of this. He cheats, steals the guy's girl, low blows, eye pokes, but he's honest about it and brags about it and flexes it. In the real world, this happens in a similar sense but the people who lie and pretend their good but they are actually backstabbers are the hated ones but the guys who do "bad stuff" but have this just completely solid "I did it and what" approach weirdly are beloved, they made entire TV shows on El Chapo and Pablo Escobar. Ric Flair was hated but also loved during his prime due to this. Politicians lie, cheat, steal, and manipulate the general public, and many are loved by their chosen side, but they are very clearly not honest. With them, it's all smoke and mirrors, facades. People choose not to believe or look into their chosen side further because that's who they align with; their minds have been manipulated. On a smaller, individual scale, being completely honest about your intentions or mistakes, even if they're wrong, and with your head and chest up, just completely going, "Yep, I did it. That's right. I wanted to" - like the court scene in The Punisher - "I did it because I liked it!! Hell, I loved it!!" Fakeness and manipulation can give power but are extremely hyper difficult to keep up long term, you're better just being as authentic as humanly fucking possible, become a Ric Flair in the sense of yeah I did that and I liked it so what woooooo
Physical
• This has many areas. Looks, of course, are an insane-level superpower. Attractive people get treated better just in general, period. The "looks don't matter" debate has been completely annihilated countless times. It's mostly genetic factors; however, of course, there are areas you can control that can make a degree of difference and are absolutely worth doing. Even if you're chopped, you can be hyper-giga chopped or regular chopped. One is still considerably better than the other. The bad-genetics facially guy with zero percent effort, high body fat, no grooming, dressed like shit, patchy scruffy beard, smelling like four dead rats in sewage, ain't the same as the bad facial genetics guy at 9% body fat, lean jaw, facial bone structure showing, clean-shaven, good skincare, dressed in perfectly fitted clothes, smellin' like the most expensive cologne money can buy, lined-up shaped eyebrows, etc., etc. There's light-years of difference here despite genetics. Effort is still worth doing despite the genetic starting point for looks.
• Being visibly muscular - Literally a no-brainer. Hardly any guys have this. It's hard to get. It shows you accomplished something very few guys manage to achieve and will never achieve - instant respect gainer on a subconscious or even conscious level. There's a trillion guides by now online on gaining a jacked physique and diet. Look into it if you actually give a shit.
• As stated before, being able to fight, at least on a relatively good scale compared to the general public, gives an insane-level boost to your general confidence. Being able to confidently know, deep down, you can basically run through 80% of guys like a hot knife through butter is huge and cannot be understated, and the crazy part is that it doesn't even take that long to get to this point. If you go to any reasonably reputable martial arts gym 3x per week and take classes/get coached properly and take it seriously, within about three months you have light-years' worth of knowledge and technique above the average guy. I'd recommend three months for a striking type - boxing, Muay Thai, etc. - and three months of grappling - Brazilian jiu-jitsu, judo, etc. From there, legit, the odd session here and there is enough to maintain knowledge and stay sharp as long as you've maintained being in shape in general. The confidence also gained from doing this and getting better at it and being able to actually experience doing better and better against someone else fighting is massive for your general confidence.
• Your body language and expressions are fucking insanely huge. Like 80% of human connection is from this. Proper upright posture, only expressing facially what you choose, keeping yourself calm and composed despite the situation - all of these are huge.
Financial
• Similarly to the success in just visualization and hoping points I made, to truly actually make it to a high-level income these days feels borderline impossible. Want to know an absolutely insane, scary stat? 77% of adults in the USA have at least some form of debt. Right off the bat, if you have zero debts, you're in a top 23% statistic. Here's another crazy stat: 60% are paycheck to paycheck. People have had their brains so used to seeing these perfect high-income lives daily on reality TV, Instagram, YouTube, and so on. Most people are struggling like crazy and hardly getting by. If you're sitting on a reasonable amount of savings and have no debt, you're in a massively, massively better position than most other people without even realising it. If you're in debt, set up payment plans, save like crazy, stop wasting money on the dumbest shit ever you don't even need because marketing made you think you had a problem and sold you a solution to an issue you didn't even have. You have to take it seriously. Dave Ramsey is a silly, funny dude, but he actually does give some solid advice for this shit. Listen to some of his biggest, popular hits on his YouTube.
Social
• Becoming powerful in this area in a general sense is mostly about social confidence, and yes, you can build it. I've seen the most giga introvert people I've ever met manage to come out of their shell over time and eventually become great talkers. Experience is king here. Think of high school and introverts in high school. They get into the real world, and what happens? They are literally forced to not be allowed to be introverted anymore. They have to speak to people, they have to become more social, and what happens? Yeah, they get more socially confident. Oh shit, actually doing something makes you better at it. I always hear social confidence excuses: "Oh, but I'm just high inhibition." Fuck off with that. I've seen what is supposedly high-inhibition introvert people just force themselves out of it. Same goes with talking to girls. How many 40-year-old guys are shy with speaking to girls, both in general or flirting-wise? Basically none unless the girl's insanely hot. Why? Because they've got fricken 22 years of adult life and speaking to people basically daily under their belt. They got over the "can't talk to girls" shit 15 years ago at least, lol. If you're socially confident and talk to all sorts of people enough, this alone is a superpower because you have no fear in social situations. Having no fear socially, of almost anyone, of course, gives a significant degree of power.
Intellectual
• From a power standpoint, this one isn't so much about being giga autistic: "I know ten thousand random facts." You ain't going on a trivia show here. It's about understanding how others think, the patterns of people who manipulate and misuse people, to avoid it happening to you. Everyone is playing a character. They're acting in a way they want to present, but isn't actually really who they are. It's a face they put on. If you push or question this face, people take it extremely badly, even if it's true. What I mentioned earlier about people loving extreme authenticity from others? It's because that's what they want for themselves, but they can't do it, so they have this fake persona to hide the truth because they are afraid of not being liked. Understanding how other people operate and think in general is a massive intellectual tool in terms of power. If people feel threatened by you due to you becoming better than them, prepare for the subtle attacks, comments, and harsh statements disguised as jokes. Many people subconsciously realise, "Fuck, he was below me and now is doing way better than me," so they feel a need to attack to pull you down to their level. But guess what? You don't owe them shit. If your apparent friend of five years switches up on you and turns into a different person because you finally started levelling up, that's not the same person who was your friend. They felt a need to be above you in order to be your friend. That sounds like a weak person needing others to keep them feeling strong rather than uplifting others. The point is, you must realise that others use people. They want certain things from people. Some people may have true things in common and genuinely be a good friend, but many aren't this way. Never chase validation from them. Who are they? You want validation from some dude who works a 9 to 5 and hates his life half the time? Like, what is this? It's an evolutionary thing programmed deep into our subconscious, but it's unnecessary. What's funny is that the opposite is true. The fucking dumb extrovert doesn't give one shit about looking ridiculous or what others think about him acting retarded, winds up with a lot of friends because, again, people subconsciously respect that the person doesn't feel a need for any form of validation, something they desperately want subconsciously. Learn others' patterns of being fake and manipulation. This gives you a massive intellectual edge, as you cannot be mistreated by anyone.
Controlling weakness/impulse/addiction
• These all serve to weaken and distract you from finally getting to the position you want in life. The countless hundreds of millions of people's lives who could have actually done some good or accomplished something somewhat respectable, who lost it to addiction, lust, a weak moment, and are now dead or in jail, cannot be understated. I guarantee in your own life you've had at least one thing that was horribly messed up due to an impulse moment or an addiction or weak moment. It happens to us all, and it ruins lives when it's not controlled. It's not about being a perfect human; it's impossible, but it's about actually giving a shit and trying to keep it in check. The skinny homeless junkie you see on the street is an example of someone who just stopped trying and gave into it fully. The ones in the battle you don't see are the ones who are actually actively, daily doing what they can to beat it, and that's what it's all about. Life is a fight against weakness, and there are countless weaknesses. There are many programs and guides out there on beating each one, and if you actually truly care about saving your own life, you'll look into them and take it seriously because no one else can save your life for you. Whether it's getting the fuck off the phone, controlling your lustful impulses, feeling the need to be drunk, whatever, take the steps necessary to save it and actually become powerful - because it's all that matters.
• What people are programmed from a young age here to think is good and what is evil will be, and can be, completely different from another country. It's all dependent upon what the powerful people in that country deem to be right or wrong and program into your mind at a young age, 95% of people just accept their programming that was put into them from a young age and never question it, never realise how other countries view the same topics, how to others, a certain act can be completely normal but, to us, could be the most evil thing ever and vise versa depending on their programming. Again, there is no good or evil - there is only power. When you really, truly get down to it, this is the case in almost everything in life. As one clear example to prove my point - Women are only safe because the powerful people decided they must be protected. In some parts of the planet where this isn't the case, see how the women are treated there as a comparison.
Your goal in life should to become powerful in a reality based sense, you probably won't achieve some big time power, only a select few can get to some Emperor Palatine level shit but there is some serious changes you can make to be in a far far better position than most giving very significant advantages. There is also a spiritual aspect to this that does include being good, but as far as this world, here and now, and what is rewarded, it's only power. Beyond this plane of existence, though, and beyond this life, this is where being good, doing good, and so on comes into play but as far as this life and the consciousness we are stuck in temporarily, it's just power: financial, physical, intellectual, and controlling weaknesses, impulses, and addictions to prevent self-sabotage or downfalls when you start to become powerful.
There are several aspects/areas for power
Success
"They're only as good as the world allows them to be." - The Joker
What, you think you're special? You're gonna manifest some 0.0000000000001% life because you sit there 30 minutes a day wishing and hoping and dreaming? Damn, bro, Elon boutta show up at your door and give you a million for that dream life buddy. Is it possible to find success in your chosen area if you have a legitimate passion for it, work ethic, discipline, long-term vision, the right help and support, luck, the right financial situation for it, etc., etc.? Yes, it's possible, but hyper-extremely difficult and rare. For every top-level actor, singer, or athlete, you have tens of millions who never even got remotely close, and of those, you have hundreds of thousands who did everything perfectly and still didn't make it. You can chase your dreams. Fuck, it's worth trying, that's for sure, but you must remain realistic. You may do well on a lesser scale. Perhaps, locally, in your town or city, you gain respect and do well, and guess what? For an everyday person's power, that's actually really extremely good. Influence in a local town, let's say, is a very powerful tool. If you're respected and known as, let's say, a good musician who plays locally at events or something, that's most definitely a tool to put you in a much, much better, more powerful position. In a physical sense, this can be huge also. If you're known as someone locally who is an extremely good fighter or extremely strong physically, this is an instant, automatic respect gainer, as most everyday people in a physical altercation can't defend themselves if their life counted on it, especially in the modern Western world. The point is your goal should be realistic and on a local area scale, but aim for the stars and you'll hit the sky with success aiming.
Authenticity/Manipulation
There is a highly subjective area on being good (what most people globally would still agree to be good acts), and you can still be/do good while being extremely powerful. If anything, people respect extreme honesty and authenticity. Even if you've done a bad act and you just decide to fully own it, immediately people respect that, even if they find what you did to be "evil."
For a silly example, Ric Flair playing the bad guy in wrestling is a sort of analogy for the bigger picture of this. He cheats, steals the guy's girl, low blows, eye pokes, but he's honest about it and brags about it and flexes it. In the real world, this happens in a similar sense but the people who lie and pretend their good but they are actually backstabbers are the hated ones but the guys who do "bad stuff" but have this just completely solid "I did it and what" approach weirdly are beloved, they made entire TV shows on El Chapo and Pablo Escobar. Ric Flair was hated but also loved during his prime due to this. Politicians lie, cheat, steal, and manipulate the general public, and many are loved by their chosen side, but they are very clearly not honest. With them, it's all smoke and mirrors, facades. People choose not to believe or look into their chosen side further because that's who they align with; their minds have been manipulated. On a smaller, individual scale, being completely honest about your intentions or mistakes, even if they're wrong, and with your head and chest up, just completely going, "Yep, I did it. That's right. I wanted to" - like the court scene in The Punisher - "I did it because I liked it!! Hell, I loved it!!" Fakeness and manipulation can give power but are extremely hyper difficult to keep up long term, you're better just being as authentic as humanly fucking possible, become a Ric Flair in the sense of yeah I did that and I liked it so what woooooo
Physical
• This has many areas. Looks, of course, are an insane-level superpower. Attractive people get treated better just in general, period. The "looks don't matter" debate has been completely annihilated countless times. It's mostly genetic factors; however, of course, there are areas you can control that can make a degree of difference and are absolutely worth doing. Even if you're chopped, you can be hyper-giga chopped or regular chopped. One is still considerably better than the other. The bad-genetics facially guy with zero percent effort, high body fat, no grooming, dressed like shit, patchy scruffy beard, smelling like four dead rats in sewage, ain't the same as the bad facial genetics guy at 9% body fat, lean jaw, facial bone structure showing, clean-shaven, good skincare, dressed in perfectly fitted clothes, smellin' like the most expensive cologne money can buy, lined-up shaped eyebrows, etc., etc. There's light-years of difference here despite genetics. Effort is still worth doing despite the genetic starting point for looks.
• Being visibly muscular - Literally a no-brainer. Hardly any guys have this. It's hard to get. It shows you accomplished something very few guys manage to achieve and will never achieve - instant respect gainer on a subconscious or even conscious level. There's a trillion guides by now online on gaining a jacked physique and diet. Look into it if you actually give a shit.
• As stated before, being able to fight, at least on a relatively good scale compared to the general public, gives an insane-level boost to your general confidence. Being able to confidently know, deep down, you can basically run through 80% of guys like a hot knife through butter is huge and cannot be understated, and the crazy part is that it doesn't even take that long to get to this point. If you go to any reasonably reputable martial arts gym 3x per week and take classes/get coached properly and take it seriously, within about three months you have light-years' worth of knowledge and technique above the average guy. I'd recommend three months for a striking type - boxing, Muay Thai, etc. - and three months of grappling - Brazilian jiu-jitsu, judo, etc. From there, legit, the odd session here and there is enough to maintain knowledge and stay sharp as long as you've maintained being in shape in general. The confidence also gained from doing this and getting better at it and being able to actually experience doing better and better against someone else fighting is massive for your general confidence.
• Your body language and expressions are fucking insanely huge. Like 80% of human connection is from this. Proper upright posture, only expressing facially what you choose, keeping yourself calm and composed despite the situation - all of these are huge.
Financial
• Similarly to the success in just visualization and hoping points I made, to truly actually make it to a high-level income these days feels borderline impossible. Want to know an absolutely insane, scary stat? 77% of adults in the USA have at least some form of debt. Right off the bat, if you have zero debts, you're in a top 23% statistic. Here's another crazy stat: 60% are paycheck to paycheck. People have had their brains so used to seeing these perfect high-income lives daily on reality TV, Instagram, YouTube, and so on. Most people are struggling like crazy and hardly getting by. If you're sitting on a reasonable amount of savings and have no debt, you're in a massively, massively better position than most other people without even realising it. If you're in debt, set up payment plans, save like crazy, stop wasting money on the dumbest shit ever you don't even need because marketing made you think you had a problem and sold you a solution to an issue you didn't even have. You have to take it seriously. Dave Ramsey is a silly, funny dude, but he actually does give some solid advice for this shit. Listen to some of his biggest, popular hits on his YouTube.
Social
• Becoming powerful in this area in a general sense is mostly about social confidence, and yes, you can build it. I've seen the most giga introvert people I've ever met manage to come out of their shell over time and eventually become great talkers. Experience is king here. Think of high school and introverts in high school. They get into the real world, and what happens? They are literally forced to not be allowed to be introverted anymore. They have to speak to people, they have to become more social, and what happens? Yeah, they get more socially confident. Oh shit, actually doing something makes you better at it. I always hear social confidence excuses: "Oh, but I'm just high inhibition." Fuck off with that. I've seen what is supposedly high-inhibition introvert people just force themselves out of it. Same goes with talking to girls. How many 40-year-old guys are shy with speaking to girls, both in general or flirting-wise? Basically none unless the girl's insanely hot. Why? Because they've got fricken 22 years of adult life and speaking to people basically daily under their belt. They got over the "can't talk to girls" shit 15 years ago at least, lol. If you're socially confident and talk to all sorts of people enough, this alone is a superpower because you have no fear in social situations. Having no fear socially, of almost anyone, of course, gives a significant degree of power.
Intellectual
• From a power standpoint, this one isn't so much about being giga autistic: "I know ten thousand random facts." You ain't going on a trivia show here. It's about understanding how others think, the patterns of people who manipulate and misuse people, to avoid it happening to you. Everyone is playing a character. They're acting in a way they want to present, but isn't actually really who they are. It's a face they put on. If you push or question this face, people take it extremely badly, even if it's true. What I mentioned earlier about people loving extreme authenticity from others? It's because that's what they want for themselves, but they can't do it, so they have this fake persona to hide the truth because they are afraid of not being liked. Understanding how other people operate and think in general is a massive intellectual tool in terms of power. If people feel threatened by you due to you becoming better than them, prepare for the subtle attacks, comments, and harsh statements disguised as jokes. Many people subconsciously realise, "Fuck, he was below me and now is doing way better than me," so they feel a need to attack to pull you down to their level. But guess what? You don't owe them shit. If your apparent friend of five years switches up on you and turns into a different person because you finally started levelling up, that's not the same person who was your friend. They felt a need to be above you in order to be your friend. That sounds like a weak person needing others to keep them feeling strong rather than uplifting others. The point is, you must realise that others use people. They want certain things from people. Some people may have true things in common and genuinely be a good friend, but many aren't this way. Never chase validation from them. Who are they? You want validation from some dude who works a 9 to 5 and hates his life half the time? Like, what is this? It's an evolutionary thing programmed deep into our subconscious, but it's unnecessary. What's funny is that the opposite is true. The fucking dumb extrovert doesn't give one shit about looking ridiculous or what others think about him acting retarded, winds up with a lot of friends because, again, people subconsciously respect that the person doesn't feel a need for any form of validation, something they desperately want subconsciously. Learn others' patterns of being fake and manipulation. This gives you a massive intellectual edge, as you cannot be mistreated by anyone.
Controlling weakness/impulse/addiction
• These all serve to weaken and distract you from finally getting to the position you want in life. The countless hundreds of millions of people's lives who could have actually done some good or accomplished something somewhat respectable, who lost it to addiction, lust, a weak moment, and are now dead or in jail, cannot be understated. I guarantee in your own life you've had at least one thing that was horribly messed up due to an impulse moment or an addiction or weak moment. It happens to us all, and it ruins lives when it's not controlled. It's not about being a perfect human; it's impossible, but it's about actually giving a shit and trying to keep it in check. The skinny homeless junkie you see on the street is an example of someone who just stopped trying and gave into it fully. The ones in the battle you don't see are the ones who are actually actively, daily doing what they can to beat it, and that's what it's all about. Life is a fight against weakness, and there are countless weaknesses. There are many programs and guides out there on beating each one, and if you actually truly care about saving your own life, you'll look into them and take it seriously because no one else can save your life for you. Whether it's getting the fuck off the phone, controlling your lustful impulses, feeling the need to be drunk, whatever, take the steps necessary to save it and actually become powerful - because it's all that matters.
