It is time for me to move on from the boring women to the more interesting segment of women, who have high goals in their lives, and are not constantly on their phones or fishing for attention from every man she can. I do understand that deep down all of them have pretty much the same natural instincts tho, but some are better at fighting them than others.

My question is to the more experienced red pillers - how do you discipline yourself and acquire new talents/hobbies/qualities to your personality?

In my case, I have spent some time trying to build myself a routine, or regime if you want to call it that way, and forcing myself to do it. On workdays I will always have the alarm clock set to 07:00, and on my free days I will set it to 08:00. It doesn't matter if I have been drinking the previous day, or I am just really tired and went to bed at 4 at night, I will still force myself to wake up at 8. Once I won my battle with myself over waking up, which took 2 hard weeks, now I sometimes don't even need an alarm clock and I never feel tired anymore.

Next step was setting up a regular working out routine. Mind me, that I currently don't lift in the gym (will do it in near future), but I am getting into a thing called street workout, where I train myself just using bars. I decided that my workout routine will be 2 days workout - 1 rest day - 2 days workout. The bars are about 3 km away from my house, so I just run to them for warm up, and after the workout I run back. I'm a big guy, 194 cm height (6'4) and 94 kg, so running is easily the hardest thing for me. Now that I have won the battle against myself of constantly wanting to give up running, I can run the distance with ease.

But now I am about to start my next new challenge - picking up a bunch of hobbies and STICKING to them until I can use them to my advantage in getting the higher IQ women. I have decided to learn a language, and already signed up for courses. I do think that a man should also have something elegant up his sleeve, and something dangerous as well. For the elegant part - I think learning to play the piano, starting to play chess and reading philosophy would be doable and effective. On the dangerous part - getting a motorcycle license, joining a martial arts club and regularly going to the shooting range would also be pretty cool.

What do you guys think, and how did you create yourself?