Learn game and bang as much ass as possible between now and age 30. I would have gotten laid so much more if this kind of stuff like the RVF forum and red pill knowledge would have been available when I was 18.
Take up some hobby or activity that you want to become great in. Time is on your side and if you start a sport or hobby such as golf, playing guitar, tennis, etc and you put in regular practice, you'll be a master in that within 10 years. Which means, you'll be a master at something ( for example a master, badass guitar player) by age 28.....which is STILL Young. Then , you can use that proficiency , whatever it is, for the rest of your life to your benefit. eg.... I didn't take up guitar until mid 30s.
Lift and develop a good foundation of a powerful body. The body you build as a teenager and young man through your 20s will be a great foundation that will stay with you for the rest of your life. So, if you can build and maintain a powerful body starting now throughout your 20s, even if you take some time off later in life, that foundation will still be there since you built it when you were young.
Open an IRA and/or an investment account and save 10% of everything you earn. Have it draft directly from your checking account or pay check each month if possible so it's on auto pilot and you don't even have to think about it. That way , you're paying yourself first, as The Richest Man in Babylon states. Invest this 10% in growth stock mutual funds and let it ride. By age 40, 45 and 50, you'll be so much richer and wealthier than the vast majority of people your age, it won't even be funny. If I'd have done this starting at even age 20, I'd be independently wealthy now and be able to do whatever I wanted instead of having to be beholden to my business. I enjoy my business and my work affords me freedom.....but, if I had done this 10% deal, I could walk away anytime I wanted by now and traveled the world/etc.
Don't get into debt. Avoid credit cards and car debt ( unless you get a good rate) if possible. Mortgages are considered "better" debt and they are....but you shouldn't be thinking about buying a house for years. Renting is fine.
There's some ideas off the top of my head from a guy approaching middle age.
Take up some hobby or activity that you want to become great in. Time is on your side and if you start a sport or hobby such as golf, playing guitar, tennis, etc and you put in regular practice, you'll be a master in that within 10 years. Which means, you'll be a master at something ( for example a master, badass guitar player) by age 28.....which is STILL Young. Then , you can use that proficiency , whatever it is, for the rest of your life to your benefit. eg.... I didn't take up guitar until mid 30s.
Lift and develop a good foundation of a powerful body. The body you build as a teenager and young man through your 20s will be a great foundation that will stay with you for the rest of your life. So, if you can build and maintain a powerful body starting now throughout your 20s, even if you take some time off later in life, that foundation will still be there since you built it when you were young.
Open an IRA and/or an investment account and save 10% of everything you earn. Have it draft directly from your checking account or pay check each month if possible so it's on auto pilot and you don't even have to think about it. That way , you're paying yourself first, as The Richest Man in Babylon states. Invest this 10% in growth stock mutual funds and let it ride. By age 40, 45 and 50, you'll be so much richer and wealthier than the vast majority of people your age, it won't even be funny. If I'd have done this starting at even age 20, I'd be independently wealthy now and be able to do whatever I wanted instead of having to be beholden to my business. I enjoy my business and my work affords me freedom.....but, if I had done this 10% deal, I could walk away anytime I wanted by now and traveled the world/etc.
Don't get into debt. Avoid credit cards and car debt ( unless you get a good rate) if possible. Mortgages are considered "better" debt and they are....but you shouldn't be thinking about buying a house for years. Renting is fine.
There's some ideas off the top of my head from a guy approaching middle age.
- One planet orbiting a star. Billions of stars in the galaxy. Billions of galaxies in the universe. Approach.
#BallsWin