Young Men, Unlearn These 6 Lies As Soon As Possible

Young Men, Unlearn These 6 Lies As Soon As Possible


1. Money is evil

2. Just be yourself

3. Porn is harmless

4. It's never too late 

5. Looks don't matter

6. You can be anything


Break the conditioning to win your future


Lie 1: Money is evil

Money is not evil. It can't be. Money is amoral. It's a tool. Money makes good people more good. Money makes evil people more evil. And if you want to achieve anything meaningful and permanent, for yourself, your family, or the world, money is a necessity.


Lie 2: Just be yourself

You are told 'just be yourself' and you'll get what you want. But most people have no knowledge of their true 'self'. And most people's 'selves' are inadequate. Instead you must discover yourself. Then you must become it. Not the other way around.


Lie 3: Porn is harmless

Porn is not harmless. It is specifically designed to be as damaging to young men as possible. It hijacks your brain. It destroys your motivation to build, conquer, and create. There is a reason it is free. And there is a reason it is everywhere.


Lie 4: It's never too late

Sadly, it very often is too late. As you waste the energy and optimism of your youth, doors begin to close. With every year that passes more opportunities are gone forever. Whatever you want to achieve, begin now. Because one day it will be too late.


Lie 5: Looks don't matter

Your appearance is your first impression to the world. It shows everyone how you treat yourself. And it teaches them how they should treat you. Opportunities will be fewer if you ignore your appearance. And they will be greater if you optimize it.


Lie 6: You can be anything

No, I'm sorry, you cannot. But you can be very many things. You CAN be fulfilled and happy beyond your wildest dreams. Because you CAN be great at something. Your job is to know yourself. Your job is to improve yourself. Your job is to create yourself.


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