The Bravohood

Alpha Male: Someone who puts all his effort/responsibility/charisma/intention into their goals.
-They work with people to achieve goals;don't do everything themselves but can
-They bring value to other people and receive value in return
-They maintain responsibility over what they've previously been working on

I will start off with making my bedroom look like the ideal bedroom I wanted and expand later.

My room's still a mess, I've got work to do :/ Gotta be more productive.

Go learn how to fight. Join a bjj, boxing or mma gym. Then learn how to fix shit. Next work on wardrobe etc. Once this stuff is in line, you will have more confidence and girls will flock to u once u talk to them. Trust me it works

Not necessarily, 10 years of martial arts experience,pretty dam good wardrobe, and finding my confident zone is one of my biggest sticking points. Think becoming truly confident all the time is more complicated and a lot more deep than just learning a few Alpha skills. I don't know how to fix crap tho.....

Its never that simple, everything takes work, but its a start!

Hey Magnetic....there is a powerful book that I recently bought that you may want to consider ordering from Amazon. It is by John Alexander and is called "How to Become an Alpha Male". I just recently started and is different and unique in its perspective. It really is about living the alpha life and applying to both short term and long term relationships; as well as your overall every day life. There are some things that I am learning that I realized I am not always conscious of during interactions and every day life. But taking control of every aspect of your life beginning with your living quarters like you are doing now is a part of it as well. Take care buddy

lfthk1 wrote:Go learn how to fight. Join a bjj, boxing or mma gym. Then learn how to fix shit. Next work on wardrobe etc. Once this stuff is in line, you will have more confidence and girls will flock to u once u talk to them. Trust me it works

While these things might work for some, they aren't for everyone. I don't know how to fight all that well (Just what being raised in the south will get you) And I can't fix much of anything. I'm not mechanically inclined. But I am still just as much an alpha male.

The key thing is confidence. Be confident in who you are and what you can do, but also have the balls to admit that you can't do some things. Women will respect you for it and so will the guys.

Of course learning to fight or fix shit never hurts. I just really hate exercise.