Quote: (09-12-2012 04:23 PM)Kitsune Wrote:
Quote: (09-12-2012 03:27 PM)Spartan Wrote:
Quote: (09-12-2012 01:25 PM)j r Wrote:
I can't imagine that any big cities are really that terrible. Even if you think DC is the worst, you can still regularly bang 6s and 7s and be on a 3 1/2-hour train ride the New York on Friday night. Even if Toronto is the worst, I'm sure it has suburbs and you can be on a 1 1/2 hour plane ride to Montreal on Friday night. Money opens up all sorts possibilities.
Perhaps some of us need to rely on location a lot more...not everyone can bag 6s/7s, especially those who need to put a lot more effort into socializing to get results.
I've decided to drop out of the top tier school I'm attending and head to a smaller town. My main goal is a happy and well balanced life.
Unfortunately, I don't see myself being able to succeed with pickup and career at the same time. I needed to do pickup full time for 2 months in Belarus to lead to 1 girlfriend. Its true, I was there during summer, but even in the regular year, it would still take a lot effort to do well. Even the girl I was dating noticed some of my social weak points and was a bit put off..
Thankfully, by prioritizing pickup I'm doing well. Even with a minimum of effort I do great in school...so that frees up my time for the real challenge of socializing and pickup.
Aren't you somewhat bothered by what these bold sentences say?
Not really. I don't really care about being a big shot career guy.
Even after graduating from this top tier school, I was planning on moving to a smaller city because i prefer the peace and quiet, slower pace of life.
Whats the point of having a big name degree if you want to work in a small city anyways? Odds are, the salary would be about the same anyways...maybe having a bit more prestige would be nice, but why spend 4 years being miserable to gain that?
I just value different things, and I can't do everything at once.
I work quite hard when I want to (learned a new language, lost 70lbs, etc).
But you have to really want something to work at it and focusing on what you want is a good thing.