Watch out for these negative signs in women Gentlemen. 1. Parties every weekend. 2. Always the victim. 3. Lives for male validation. 4. Always dates "narcissists." 5. Thirst traps while taken. 6. Addicted to drama. 7. Blames everyone else. 8. Tests every boundary. Beauty fades, but poisoned peace will remain. Choose wisely Gentlemen.

Hey guys, what's your take on nicotine? It seems that nicotine pouches are getting more popular in athlete community as stimulant, also heard that it might boost cognitive functions. What do you think? Do you take nicotine pouches or smoke? Does it come with any positive effects?

One of the big pieces of MOA seems to be using the nightclub as a place to build your network, but most people get know through introductions. Are you guys just going out alone?

It’s something I wish someone told me when I first started. Here it goes... Perfection is the death of progress. Here’s what I mean, When you first start it’s easy to become paralyzed. It’s called paralysis of over analysis. You do tons of research because you want the best program for best results. I have news for you, the”best” doesn’t exist. There’s not a “best” supplement or “best” workout program. There’s also not the “best” diet. If you resonate and are still reading then this is what I want you to do. The most powerful tool you can have for making progress is momentum. Take action immediately. If you’ve become paralyzed then I want you to go for a walk today. Start small and improve over time. As you build momentum it will be easier to learn what you need to do. It will be easier to course correct. It will be easier to learn what you need to improve. Don’t fall victim to paralysis of over analysis. This is literally what’s killing your results and quality of life. When I first started out I got started with what I had. It was imperfect and sometimes I felt like what I was doing wasn’t the best, but I kept on. Overtime I met the right people who took my momentum and pressurize it into diamonds. If I didn’t take imperfect action I wouldn’t be where I am today. Today’s takeaway is to bloom where you’re planted and don’t become complacent. Allow yourself to make mistakes (many mistakes) until you grow and evolve. This will help accelerate what you’re already doing and guide you to the right person who can help you. That’s what I did and it worked. I hope this message helps one person today who’s struggling. You can do this.

I was coming up with some ideas for other young guys in this group to meet other like-minded guys and save money while on their personal development and entrepreneurial journey. If your someone who’s young and isn’t rich, and is on a small budget, you need to learn how to have fun without spending money or spending very little money while your on this personal development/entrepreneurial journey. You don’t necessarily need to be a loner while you’re on this personal development and entrepreneurial journey. Many times guys nowadays have this “lone wolf” mentality, and for the longest time, so did I. But networking and finding the right people to be around is important, and so is saving money, especially in our economy. Take some of that money that you save and invest in yourself. Here’s some ideas: -Find some cool like-minded guys in your local area that you meet through this forum, or social media, or in-person who are in MOA, or who are thinking of joining MOA, or just like-minded guys in general, and become roommates with them to save money on rent and utilities. Even guys like Stirling Cooper and Justin Waller, who are already rich, successful, and high-status are still living together as roommates. I remember they were talking about it before on YouTube. Just look up “stirling cooper wine night AMA” on YouTube and you should find videos with them. Stirling Cooper also has a good video about why finding like-minded guys and having a tribe is important - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GIhJH6oopWo Even Michael Sartain has said that he has had roommates for the longest time and he’s also already rich, successful, and high-status. In this economy and the way the cost of living is right now, most young Americans are gonna need to find roommates for more cost-effective living. It is what it is. -Go to public parks and go shoot hoops, 🏀play football, 🏈or put on some boxing🥊 or MMA gloves and do some sparring or grappling with each other at the park or in a backyard to practice your fighting skills instead of spending money on expensive MMA gyms. I’ve done some sparring with some guys at public parks before, and no one really cares if you’re sparring. The park is free. Look up different videos for free on YouTube covering MMA, self-defense, practice drills, or other fighting techniques to practice with each other.