Many men are lost today... Without purpose & direction. It's hard to lead when you don't know where you're going yourself. Don't worry gentleman, I will concisely break down how to have goals, objectives & a MISSION as a man.
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If you don't know the 5M's read below: https://t.co/z9ijI8Pcsb
How to be a HIGH VALUE MAN. Implement the 5 M's & increase your value. A Thread.
— Fear Bavaria\U0001f534\u26aa (@InshallahSZN) May 13, 2020
1. Money & Affluence
2. Mind & Awareness
3. Mileu & Social Hierarchy
4. Muscle & Apperance
5. Masculinity & Dominance
I'll break each down to map out how you should be spending time, effort & attention to honing & refining these pillars.
This is all about your financial factors. How do you make your money? How many streams of income do you have? Is your money directionally proportional to the time you work? As a man, you shouldn't have just one stream of income. Diversify & invest
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