Should You Be More Selfish?

"By the power of imagination, all men, certainly imaginative men, are forever casting forth enchantments, and all men, especially unimaginative men, are continually passing under their power. If I can unintentionally cast an enchantment over persons, there is no reason to doubt that I am able to cast intentionally a far stronger enchantment." - Neville Goddard

It all starts with a picture, a feeling, an idea of your Ideal Lifestyle.

It's different for everyone and is mostly likely connected with your Purpose. It might be to rise to the ranks of CEO in a certain industry. Or, to be lazy on the beach writing songs and strumming your guitar by the bonfire.

But, whatever your Ideal Lifestyle you won't ever get it until you envision it and cut away all the bullshit. Fiercely. Unapologetically.

Here's the rub. If you don't have a clear idea of what you want, you'll find everybody else more than glad to decide for you.

In fact, for 99% of men that's exactly what happens. They live life with their parent's voices in their heads. They imagine appeasing their woman to avoid her nagging (or outright wrath.) They live how society conditioned them, through the media, through the school system and through government dictates.

They wake up at some point, look around and ask, "What about me?" or "Is this all there is?" It's been called the "Mid-life Crises" and for the most part made fun of. It shows an Accountant getting a Harley and a tattoo.

Or, the sensible father of four running out and getting a two-seater Corvette.

It's been portrayed in other ways, too. Remember Joel Schumacher's movie Falling Down with Michael Douglas?

You can find this masculine outcry in the humor of Maddox's book "The Alphabet of Manliness" and in the crazy adventure of Tucker Max.

And, finally, awesomely portrayed in Chuck Palahniuk's Book, Fight Club.

These are all examples of the Masculine force poking through Pop Culture's crazy barrier to make a point.

Here's the point: Any time you distort or try to mass control something as basic as Masculinity things are going to get screwy.

We are, by nature, purpose-driven. We are at our best when we focus on something big. We are here to conquer. Not each other, but ourselves. The Masculine force seeks to conquer the World as a reflection of himself. This is the Warrior role. Find a purpose, Conquer. Then, you are a King.

But, it doesn't end. It's a cycle. Warrior-King over and over again.

If you haven't committed to yourself to do something big with Life, to really go out and create a Life and a Lifestyle worthy of your highest aspirations then the World (the reflection of yourself) will kick your ass.

You'll become a fat, pale, wimpy reflection of the man you could be. Women will scorn you. People will call you "nice" and then take advantage of you in subtle ways. The whole point of this newsletter and of The Warrior-King Society is to reconnect you with your inner power so you can dominate again, like you were meant to...

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