Been redpilling for nearly two months now and I've been feeling better than ever. Having read this sub on a regular basis, I've noticed a huge lack of sigma material (besides a short article I stumbled upon last month). I understand the efficient need to describe actions as either beta or alpha but I'd be very interested in hearing some tips for the roguish, collected, stoic, intellectual, zen sigma. Does anyone know of any good links or general advice for pursuing and embracing this path?

All in all I'm mostly introverted and have been my whole life. Though my inwardness has worked against me throughout the years I'm working to let it work for me as it's a huge source of my talented creativity. I'm taking sort of a rugged, wandering wolf approach to my overall style and would like to find more resources shouting out to the sigma who makes his own rules as opposed to simply alpha-themed articles dealing with controlling the crowd.

This advice would be useful as many of my current friends are pretty experienced alphas, so I'd definitely like to know how I can properly balance myself in the group dynamic as we're out on the town or at social events so that I (a) don't come off as an beta follower or (b) don’t seem like I'm hopelessly trying to out-alpha them.

Links and pointers are welcome.

EDIT: So after doing further research here are some links I found

"Developing Sigma"

"The Way of the Sigma"

"Introversion, Dominance, and Sigma"