1 February - 8 February 2026 Reached 20,000 followers on Instagram! Absolute insanity. I never believed I would have had such a following, but it's my reality now. Can't help but be so fucking cool to all these peasants with 70 followers and no profile picture. It's at the point now where the vast majority of women now put me on the pedestal. It was only in July 2025 when I reached 10,000. 351 new followers in the last 7 days. To celebrate 20,000 followers I went to a fancy ass Japanese restaurant. My wife invited a female friend of ours along who we had a social circle with a few years ago. Now she lives in the USA and was briefly back to visit. Finally saw the final commercial that my daughter was in. Only managed to get an Instagram story look at it so far, but I'm trying to get my hands on a high quality file to keep it in my files. Went to a Candelaria parade in Lima, a celebration that is big in Puno (South Peru), with similar celebrations in Bolivia and Chile. Got bored of the crowd near the starting point and went around to find anything interesting. I ended up on the block behind where the parade girls and dance groups were getting ready. There were no crowds there and I just hung out. For example, met a Peruvian-Bolivian Morenada girl (Colorful outfits with platform high heel boots from Bolivia) and connected with her on Instagram. Took several videos from the parade and uploaded them to Instagram and invited Peruvian accounts as collaborators for more views. Just added Russian electronic music on top of it for a more Western audience. Thus, got some conversations with dance groups. I have no particular agenda. It's just interesting. My cat died of old age this week. I gave her away to family members to look after each time I moved to another country for a while. So I visited a cat store/cat cafe that I know and enquired about their kittens. It's a very high end place and I had a meeting with the owners a year ago about collaborating with content. Although it wasn't my intention in the moment, they want to discuss some business. While technically I am a customer of theirs, there is always room to explore negotiation, value exchange and collaboration.

I been asked what my goals were and the area I want to be in for this year. Before new years hit, I journaled an activity with the following: What if a person asked me, "What do you see yourself in the next 5 years?" Here's a couple I put: -Working in a new, bigger position. -Traveling to Montana and climbing on a high mountain there. How about you all reading this? Journal this whenever you have a chance.

19 January - 25 January 2025 A 22 year old girl was talking to me, and she mentioned that she was watching a famous Peruvian streamer's live stream LIVE and saw me approach the streamer when it was happening. Gained 469 followers on Instagram in the last 7 days. This brings me to 19,405. This time last year I had 6,298 followers. Got half a million views on a very simply video of just Ross Jeffries introducing himself as the Prince Of Poon. (https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTYFU80jgCQ) Made an appearance on a Playing With Fire live stream. My wife's female friend had lunch with us at a black and white restaurant. She paid for all of us because she wanted to, even though I ordered something outrageous on the menu. Gave her insights about Japan, as she wants to travel there. She asked if $10,000 is enough to go to Japan. I laughed and said I probably spent less than $2,000. Went to Catacumbas in Lima for the first time just because I never checked it out. Wait time for English tour would be 50 minutes. Spanish would be 5. So I took the Spanish one, and there was an American girl there too. Turns out she has been living in Colombia for a year and teaches English there. Been doing lots of B2B business with dating coaches and YouTubers recently.

It’s by Dan Bilzerian. I am about to finish it and it changed my whole perspective on social dynamics and anything you wanna win at in life..

"When it comes to depression, men need high performance coaches, and women need therapists." Michael said that on a podcast once and it really stuck with me. If a man's a high achiever, he's way less likely to be depressed. Plus then he linked it back to evolution: Your male ancestors who got off their arse, hunted and provided for the tribe, etc. They're the ones who would've been rewarded with women, respect, food - REAL DOPAMINE. Any men who didn't perform, they never got rewarded and would therefore feel bad / depressed. It makes perfect sense evolutionary. Plus then Michael said something like "I don't know any men who are crushing it in business, have ripped six pack abs, tons of women, and are depressed." Living life as a man is like a video game where you have to build yourself up, Winners are rewarded with achievement and dopamine, losers are punished with irrelevance depression.