This is my first post on my findings, any critiques are much appreciated.

Let me say, there are about a thousand ways to build yourself and your value as a man. I don't really have the best background, and I'm not exactly the 'hot' type of person. I'm this geeky Indian dude and I was brainwashed by my family to be this beta cuckold type of guy that practically worships women. But when I became RP aware, I was wondering why the hell wasn't I getting plates?

I stopped watching porn, started lifting, started a small side hustle selling flatbread that practically doubled my money, but there was no women. After about a year, I suddenly found success, and I was banging two girls a month while my friends were still virgins. Now, a year has passed and I found the source of that stellar success with women,and it all boiled down to... MUSIC!

When I first started RP, I was listening to a lot of old school hip hop and rap. I still do now, but about one thousandth of how much I used to listen bro it back in the day. That music I realized gave me this fake sense of bravado and confidence, and I started to act unattractive and cringe, turning off so many women.

About a year later, I fizzled out of that phase, and I find myself listening to a lot of traditional and ancient songs, like Mongolian throat singing and Hindu chants, which sounded dark and cool. This new genre of music somehow made me more humble and made me realize my true potential. I stopped being desperate for the lay and started to act more mature and sexy. I began to develop a tactic of luring in women with my maturity and blasting them away yet attracting them further with how freaky I was.

All because of a simple music change.

Ancient music rewired my brain to become more alpha and channel the energies of my ancestors and those who came before me to achieve whatever I wanted.

Alongside my achievements with women, I also saw it affect other aspects of my life. I had a big national exam to write, and I got 98% and above in all subjects with minimal studying. My strength doubled, wealth grew exponentially, and I was an overall happier person, because of a switch in music.

So, if you're looking for a change in habits for the better, why don't you start with what you turn on when you plug in your headphones.