I agree with NOT having an over 35 section. The factors that ideally unite any red-pill man are:
0. Have goals for your life. Work toward them.
1. Engage in work that is meaningful to you or allow you to achieve your goals.
2. Educate yourself, whether or not you're in school (especially if you are - god help you!
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3. Challenge yourself. Take motivation from here, meet members IRL or other apparent red-pill men.
4. Game. Fail. Learn. Adjust. Game. Succeed. Game.
5. Game where you are, be honest about your strengths and weaknesses. Emphasize your strengths first then work on weaknesses second.
6. Travel extensively to a place where your look and style are in demand. You'll find it easier to game there. You'll still make mistakes. Learn from them.
7. Relocate part-time or permanently if needed.
8. Never lose sight of your mission, which will not be banging women.
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I went to a wine bar last night that had a salsa night. It was cool to watch folks having a blast, lots of women standing around waiting for guys to talk with them, noticing IOIs from women. I was there solo to practice being comfortable showing up at a place. One cool couple bought me a beer after we talked a bit. Part of me feels bad for not doing any approaches. Yeah you can chastize me for that. I used to never imagine walking into a bar or club solo and now I can do it comfortably. That's a big change for me from just 2 years ago. I realized I do want to get back into ballroom / Latin dance and feel comfortable soon as the music turns on. So I looked up local classes for salsa lessons. Refreshing and improving my dancing skills will also be an asset for the kind of women I'm interested in meeting overseas. Even bad dancers were rewarded for their efforts.
Show up and make an effort, the world will respond! Don't ask for everything on a silver platter.
I am also applying 'there is no box' ideas to advance my business, thinking of new ways to make money by providing more value. Read Paul Arden's
It's Now How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want To Be.
The idea of "age is irrelevant" applies particularly to guys. You really are as old as you think, feel, act, eat, dream. Why is it that men can still sire healthy babies late in life while women usually have major issues by late-30s? But we still have to take care of ourselves inside and out. 4 years ago in my mid-30s I had a 20 year old (9+) in love with me. I wasn't even trying to get her, just joked a bit and invited her to join my buddy for lunch. She did and it went from there.
He on the other hand is the same age as me and has a 200+ lb girlfriend (he's taller than me but quite out of shape), would be a hottie if she lost the weight - he met her that way. He used to work out but stopped. Encouraged her to join him but she wouldn't. Years ago took many classes toward being a personal trainer but it worse off and he still eats badly (carb crazy). I know he didn't say it outwardly, but he was jealous of my ability to flirt with this girl and have her interested in and having sex with me.
Don't be that guy.
Short story: there was a guy who used to work for me, early 20s, in school, former ROTC. We developed a good camaraderie but I was his manager and he reported to me. I saw a lot of myself in him and shared red pill ideas with him, Patrice O'Neal, motivational authors, TED talks, etc. He worked out a lot and was built like a running back but was still shy. Never approached girls at the supermarket, etc. He wanted to look strong but his attitude was weak.
So one day this kid tries to tape a paper sign on my back while I'm typing at a computer. At my shop. MY SHOP. The FUCK you're going to do that, punk!
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Instinctively, I jump out of the chair and grab him around his waist, lifting his >250 lb mass to the point he flailingly grabs for the nearest work bench to brace himself on. I end up with one leg totally off the ground and could trip him if I wanted. There were a few other guys in the shop and everyone stopped to watch.
The kid: "Damn, umm, were you a wrestler?" (he used to wrestle)
Me: "Nope."
I let him down. He never messed with me after that. I could also out run him on a 5 mile bike sprint. Again, I'm no pro but having seen my Dad die (prematurely, IMO) at 76, I won't make the same choices that took him down that path. The biggest choice is negative thinking and being a victim of circumstances. God rest his soul, I miss that man but I thank him for providing all the examples, training and love he did. Couldn't have asked for better.
Age is no excuse. Use your experience, find your motivation and get the job done. This is the place to assist you.
PS Take DHEA or get on a medically-approved T-enhancement plan (MikeC and others know all about this) if you need to get your mojo back.