Quote: (12-25-2018 06:26 PM)Super Average Man Wrote:
If I could go back in time to my early 20s, I'd focus on improving my looks and game. I'd travel and go on adventures instead of working my ass off.
I focused on my career and in retrospect that was the wrong choice. I'm marginally better off than most of my friends now, but it doesn't matter. What would have been the right choice? Banging more young girls.
You're on the right track. Get on a workout program and start doing BJJ if you can. Teaching English abroad sounds like a great plan.
Yep. I became a workaholic in my 20's because I thought success and money would make me happy. I made a lot of money, and eventually got a steady, high-paying job (over $100K US/year). BUT, I am 35 now and have had some serious chronic health problems that started a year ago, unrelated to my job. So basically I have more money than I know what to do with (I will be a millionaire in a few years), but my health is already gone and I'm single, don't even have the desire to do the work to find my NAWALT now.
You may have many good years, you may not. A lot of life is luck and there is no guarantee of what tomorrow will bring. There is always more money to make, but other things you only get once in life. If you are a single man, you really don't need much money anyways. Just look at Roosh V. He says a lot of wise things, and a big one is that nothing outside yourself will bring you happiness.
I was happier when I was a 22 year old virgin with no education, a face full of acne, jerking off and playing computer games in my parents basement. Life's a bitch.
OP:don't do what I did.