Off the top of my head, I would set up four pillars or foundation points for personal development.
These four pillars are
1)Craftsmanship
2) Self Reliance
3) Physical Fitness
4) Compassion /Metaphysics
Example content for each pillar could be as follows:
1) Craftsmanship (skill)
-mastery in anyone of tool & dye making or electronics, computers, farming or plumbing or woodworking, engines & motors etc..
- outdoor survival skills (making fire, bushcraft, knotting, finding water,navigation, first aid etc)
-attention to detail & general care of skill & tool maintenance & mastery.
2)Self Reliance (attitude)
-logging of experiences which provide opportunities for self discovery & reflection.
-positive mentorship (pick the appropriate masters to learn & model from)
-learning 'game' (general definition here. Figuring out how seemingly complex situations can be broken down into simpler bite-size steps & feedback looping to attain intended result)
3)Physical Fitness
-bodyweight mastery
-free weights, cardio
-understanding of nutrition & meal planning
-how to incorporate recovery periods
-martial arts or sport specific fitness
-swimming
4) Compassion/Metaphysics
-understanding of positive social & human interaction mechanics.
-intellectual toolbox building & philosophy
-numeracy. logical thinking
-foreign languages & cultural exposure
-generally learning to not be an asshole (or be one & take the consequences anyway)
-Red Pill Truth & the Evils of Modern Feminism (but question things where you see fit)
These four pillars are
1)Craftsmanship
2) Self Reliance
3) Physical Fitness
4) Compassion /Metaphysics
Example content for each pillar could be as follows:
1) Craftsmanship (skill)
-mastery in anyone of tool & dye making or electronics, computers, farming or plumbing or woodworking, engines & motors etc..
- outdoor survival skills (making fire, bushcraft, knotting, finding water,navigation, first aid etc)
-attention to detail & general care of skill & tool maintenance & mastery.
2)Self Reliance (attitude)
-logging of experiences which provide opportunities for self discovery & reflection.
-positive mentorship (pick the appropriate masters to learn & model from)
-learning 'game' (general definition here. Figuring out how seemingly complex situations can be broken down into simpler bite-size steps & feedback looping to attain intended result)
3)Physical Fitness
-bodyweight mastery
-free weights, cardio
-understanding of nutrition & meal planning
-how to incorporate recovery periods
-martial arts or sport specific fitness
-swimming
4) Compassion/Metaphysics
-understanding of positive social & human interaction mechanics.
-intellectual toolbox building & philosophy
-numeracy. logical thinking
-foreign languages & cultural exposure
-generally learning to not be an asshole (or be one & take the consequences anyway)
-Red Pill Truth & the Evils of Modern Feminism (but question things where you see fit)