How to improve your life if you have been raised by a single mother?

faecci · 2019-12-16T18:53:42+00:00

Go lift. This is the way.

2019-12-16T18:57:18+00:00

StephIscold

GeorgeBruno

Texting Prince

Immortal Mindz

The33secrets

CoachGregAdams

Bigherc916

The Alpha Male Strategies

Paul Proteus

Solo Mission

Entrepreneur In Cars

Coach Red Pill

LFA

Are good Youtube channels to check out.

StiuNu · 2019-12-16T19:46:37+00:00

Get a side job as a handy man. Apprentice unde an old succesul guy. After one year you'll be wiser an manly

p3p3_sylvia · 2019-12-16T21:07:41+00:00

My mother was a pretty shitty single parent. Luckily I learned at a young age to see this as the perfect example of how not to be when I grew older. When I was blue pulled, I took it as a good way to learn how not to be a bad parent or spouse and as I slowly became red pilled she became a daily reminder of while I’ll never marry anyone legally.

Even if it’s all shit, there’s always a lesson to be learned somewhere in there

2019-12-17T03:14:34+00:00

Learning how to use tools is important
Knowing about mechanics. Leverage, pulleys, knots, Mechanical advantage, etc. is important. ie: Being able to lift 500 pounds of weight with 50 pounds of pulling force. It makes the difference of needing 4+ people to help you vs. being able to do it on your own. You don't need to be able to bench 500 pounds to be able to effortlessly lift something that's 500 pounds. In fact, you can already do it today using nothing but pulleys and rope. The real question is, do you know how to set up the pulleys and rope to do it?
Repairing things yourself, so long as you do it properly and not half-ass it, will save you buckets of money.
Take the money you save and invest it to make even more buckets of money.
Know when and where to draw the line of repair vs. discard. Understand that some things are more expensive to maintain over time, some things are more expensive up front, some things are both, and some things are neither. Cars are the best example of this.
Don't be afraid to pick up machines to help you, even sewing machines are just tools to get a job done better and faster. Don't let old negative stigmas or social pressure get in your way of having the tools you need to make your own life better.
Fully understand the broken window fallacy, sunk cost fallacy, and other cognative biases. Even college graduates get tricked into falling for various different flavors of these all the time.

Title	How to improve your life if you have been raised by a single mother?
Author	pilotmgtow
Upvotes	8
Comments	7
Date	December 16, 2019 5:54 PM UTC (6 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
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