Post: #1

I was cruising the web, looking for inspirational videos when I came across this guy.





Watch the whole video.

This, a shorter video:





Don't be quick to judge. He may seem like a beta guy, but he dresses impeccable, has a smoke-show as a wife (his business partner), and supposedly earns 7 figures a year from his business.

Discuss.

Post: #2

Starts business with wife & shares ownership?

FAIL.

Post: #3

The London Real guy seems like a meth-head...anyone else get that tweaker vibe?

Post: #4

(02-08-2015 03:05 AM)monster Wrote:  The London Real guy seems like a meth-head...anyone else get that tweaker vibe?

Yea I get that vibe, I like his interviews though, he did an interview with Dorian Yates (Mr Olympian from Birmingham, England) and he also did one with Ashley Walters (former member of British garage group So Solid, also acted in 50 cents get rich or die trying and British series 'Top Boy').

Post: #5

(02-08-2015 03:18 AM)Moma Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 03:05 AM)monster Wrote:  The London Real guy seems like a meth-head...anyone else get that tweaker vibe?

Yea I get that vibe, I like his interviews though, he did an interview with Dorian Yates (Mr Olympian from Birmingham, England) and he also did one with Ashley Walters (former member of British garage group So Solid, also acted in 50 cents get rich or die trying and British series 'Top Boy').

Yeah, I watched part of the Yates dmt one. I don't know. He makes me uneasy with the tweaker vibe.

Post: #6

(02-08-2015 03:05 AM)monster Wrote:  The London Real guy seems like a meth-head...anyone else get that tweaker vibe?

The London Real guy worked in the City and stacked 7 digits in cash.

They also interviewed real Alphas like Nick Krauser:





Earning money is a form of excellence and is respectable. However that fact alone does not make you Alpha, because the Alpha state is reflective on how we deal with women and not men, in business or even in war. There is nothing bad about it - it is as it is, because there are plenty of masculine men who are hard-assed super-heroes in front of their battalions and all dealings, but then lose every shit-test his wife throws at him, because he mistakenly believes that his wife is going to respond to the 7 army values just as men do.

But the truth is: 7 army values for men and Heartiste's 16 commandments of poon for women.

We have only hints towards his likely Beta-state:









See how it's always him leaning in to her or he has to bestow kisses upon her.

He has naturally a high sexual market value, but don't be surprised when she fucks a Player in a few years out of boredom.

In contrast real Alpha state:





And my own humble self - I am no Picasso or far away from DiCaprio, but my Red Pill A-girl drew that by herself after we talked a few times about female hamster, Alpha, Beta states etc. :

   

She surprised me with that pic - was her idea. Also note the hamster's long hair (she has hair down to her butt) and the adoring look it gives me while sitting happily in the palm of my hand. That is how women should be around you for anything LTR or beyond. Now you don't need to be Dicaprio to attain that state - any man can Alpha up or his girl will fill the void and she won't like it.

Post: #7

(02-08-2015 03:24 AM)monster Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 03:18 AM)Moma Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 03:05 AM)monster Wrote:  The London Real guy seems like a meth-head...anyone else get that tweaker vibe?

Yea I get that vibe, I like his interviews though, he did an interview with Dorian Yates (Mr Olympian from Birmingham, England) and he also did one with Ashley Walters (former member of British garage group So Solid, also acted in 50 cents get rich or die trying and British series 'Top Boy').

Yeah, I watched part of the Yates dmt one. I don't know. He makes me uneasy with the tweaker vibe.

Was it any good? I know Dorian and he's the most boring guy in the world

Post: #8

(02-08-2015 02:38 AM)AldoKelevra Wrote:  Don't be quick to judge. He may seem like a beta guy, but he dresses impeccable, has a smoke-show as a wife (his business partner), and supposedly earns 7 figures a year from his business.

Discuss.

Watched the 1hr:40 video. Pretty cool. Positive message.

Post: #9

Alpha in the sense of business. He saw an idea and he put it into action and made it happen.

I like his business philosophy and it makes sense.

True though. Going into to business with your wife can be risky.

Just noticed his body language with his wife too. You never know what could happen.

Post: #10

My review: Video was basically two guys jerking each other off for 1.5 hours. No specific details, just feel-good, abstract, obvious blabber.

Post: #11

(02-08-2015 03:05 AM)monster Wrote:  Starts business with wife & shares ownership?

FAIL.

Making 7 figures annually is pretty far from a fail.

He may not be an alpha, but he seems like a legitimately good guy who has the financial freedom to do whatever the hell he wants. He could hire any professional PUA to teach him game around the clock for the next two years if he wanted.

However I do agree that the interviewer gave me a really sketchy feeling right away.

Post: #12

(02-08-2015 06:44 PM)stefpdt Wrote:  Making 7 figures annually is pretty far from a fail.

Not arguing, but 7 figures isn't much. That could mean $1,000,000 in sales, which translates to profits of not very much.

Money doesn't go far these days. Being a millionaire is basically poor. Even having several million in assets is nothing and you very well could be cash poor.

Kudos to homeboy into going into business rather than working for the man, but let's be realistic all these things the hype how successful people are - in absolute terms they aren't very successful and a lot of it is pretty vague.

Post: #13

(02-08-2015 07:59 PM)monster Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 06:44 PM)stefpdt Wrote:  Making 7 figures annually is pretty far from a fail.

Not arguing, but 7 figures isn't much. That could mean $1,000,000 in sales, which translates to profits of not very much.

Money doesn't go far these days. Being a millionaire is basically poor. Even having several million in assets is nothing and you very well could be cash poor.

Kudos to homeboy into going into business rather than working for the man, but let's be realistic all these things the hype how successful people are - in absolute terms they aren't very successful and a lot of it is pretty vague.

If you happen to be a millionaire, then I'll stop talking.

If you aren't, then you're not in a position to say that "being a millionaire is basically poor." That's just not true in any sense man.

Someone who has 7 figures liquid will never have to work again. You should read up on Wall Street Playboys.

Post: #14

Quote:Money doesn't go far these days. Being a millionaire is basically poor. Even having several million in assets is nothing and you very well could be cash poor

Agreed that it doesn't go far today but you missed the terminology.

Having a high salary/income can still leave you poor if your debt and spending surpass your savings .

Having high value non earning assets can still make you cash poor.

But having a million dollars today in cash or liquid assets is still rich because it puts you in the top 5%(only about 9 million have it) of Americans and top .01% worldwide.

A successful person is someone who has enough that they can retire, that is the traditional rich person since they don't have to work for fruits of their labor. But that amount is subjective.

Post: #15

(02-08-2015 10:34 PM)stefpdt Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 07:59 PM)monster Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 06:44 PM)stefpdt Wrote:  Making 7 figures annually is pretty far from a fail.

Not arguing, but 7 figures isn't much. That could mean $1,000,000 in sales, which translates to profits of not very much.

Money doesn't go far these days. Being a millionaire is basically poor. Even having several million in assets is nothing and you very well could be cash poor.

Kudos to homeboy into going into business rather than working for the man, but let's be realistic all these things the hype how successful people are - in absolute terms they aren't very successful and a lot of it is pretty vague.

If you happen to be a millionaire, then I'll stop talking.

If you aren't, then you're not in a position to say that "being a millionaire is basically poor." That's just not true in any sense man.

Someone who has 7 figures liquid will never have to work again. You should read up on Wall Street Playboys.

When you become a millionaire you're gonna ask yourself "How the hell am I a considered millionaire? I don't feel like one and it sure as hell doesn't feel like it!" You'll see.

Post: #16

Guy is living life on his own terms. Has the woman he desires. Respect.

Post: #17

(02-09-2015 01:51 PM)monster Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 10:34 PM)stefpdt Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 07:59 PM)monster Wrote:  

(02-08-2015 06:44 PM)stefpdt Wrote:  Making 7 figures annually is pretty far from a fail.

Not arguing, but 7 figures isn't much. That could mean $1,000,000 in sales, which translates to profits of not very much.

Money doesn't go far these days. Being a millionaire is basically poor. Even having several million in assets is nothing and you very well could be cash poor.

Kudos to homeboy into going into business rather than working for the man, but let's be realistic all these things the hype how successful people are - in absolute terms they aren't very successful and a lot of it is pretty vague.

If you happen to be a millionaire, then I'll stop talking.

If you aren't, then you're not in a position to say that "being a millionaire is basically poor." That's just not true in any sense man.

Someone who has 7 figures liquid will never have to work again. You should read up on Wall Street Playboys.

When you become a millionaire you're gonna ask yourself "How the hell am I a considered millionaire? I don't feel like one and it sure as hell doesn't feel like it!" You'll see.

I am one and you are right that is because we have been told lies from the media. Read the 'millionaire next door' , most millionaires live frugally. TV shows millionaires living the fancy billionaire playboy lifestyle. But that isn't reality.
If I went out and bought a house and boat I would have little left lol.

Post: #18

(02-09-2015 04:23 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  I am one and you are right that is because we have been told lies from the media. Read the 'millionaire next door' , most millionaires live frugally. TV shows millionaires living the fancy billionaire playboy lifestyle. But that isn't reality.
If I went out and bought a house and boat I would have little left lol.

You are millionaire in US dollars?

Post: #19

(02-09-2015 04:23 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  I am one and you are right that is because we have been told lies from the media. Read the 'millionaire next door' , most millionaires live frugally. TV shows millionaires living the fancy billionaire playboy lifestyle. But that isn't reality.
If I went out and bought a house and boat I would have little left lol.

I am always amazed when I see some celebrities who barely made 10-20 mio. $ living lifestyles of billionaires. Actually in some cases the sheer number of people they hired would put some billionaires to shame.

Then of course you hear later how broke they are as most of their careers are very unstable.

There are huge differences to potential lifestyles when you have 1-2 mio. $, 10 mio. $ or 100 mio. $ + in liquid capital/assets. And even with those differences it depends on your lifestyle - if you want expensive real estate, a yacht, a plane and 50+ people working for you then 50 mio. $ is nothing.

On the other hand if you have a modest lifestyle, then 2 mio. $ can get you far or even set you up for life. I have met guys with 10 mio $ who drove 10-year-old middle-class cars and just invested the cash in great real estate and an Ukrainian wife (wife who slipped me her number unseen - AFBB in real life). I met crazy guys who had incomes of 500.000-1.000.000$ and I saw them working a dead-end job only 5 years later having squandered everything on high-end hookers and drugs. But there were also super-charismatic powerful 50-year-olds who looked 10 years younger and had the perfect family, the perfect life and were just having a blast traveling and riding their bike to exotic locations.

Most have only mastered one aspect of life and even that is highly different on a case by case basis. Old money families are reputed to only take you seriously after you have been able to preserve a family fortune for 3 generations.

And nothing of that part here has much to do with the Alpha state - it helps, but it does not help you too much after having put on that ring on her empowered finger.