Time is the greatest resource we have. Each of us has a very limited amount of time on this earth. In our modern era of YouTube, Netflix, snapchat, Instagram, reddit, video games, and more, our time is now more than ever filled. We are never bored. Whether these things are a complete waste of time or not is not for me to say - I "waste" as much time as anyone else, and I am unable to say absolutely that I wasted my time on these so called trivial pursuits because the time I spent was enjoyed heartily. However, there is of course more to life than enjoyment, and success depends very much on time. People who utilize their time to the utmost can very often expect great success in life.

Here is some very fascinating information on the general daily routines of famous geniuses: https://hbr.org/2014/03/the-daily-routines-of-geniuses

https://www.inc.com/chris-matyszczyk/the-7-consistent-routines-of-geniuses.html

https://www.fastcompany.com/3032874/the-daily-routines-of-26-of-historys-most-creative-minds

https://sploid.gizmodo.com/youll-be-surprised-at-the-worlds-greatest-geniuses-d-1556947182

Putting in time on something everyday is powerful. Every day you keep building and building, and you cannot imagine the final results . Develop a good routine and there is a decent chance of success. I cannot promise that you will be like the geniuses in the articles, but I can promise that you will feel better and accomplish some things.

You want to be a great pick up artist, a great musician, a great writer? Awesome, just don't quit your fucking day job if can't support yourself otherwise. Franz Kafka worked in a law office and wrote in his free time. T.S. Elliot said that he was much happier and more productive as a writer when he held a job as a bank teller than when he was a starving artist.

Your time is limited, but you have more time than you think. Cut out the distractions and the bullshit, and develop a good working routine. Your success is built over time. Every time you choose to choose to stay in and watch Netflix instead of approaching you are subtly losing a bit of potential success. You don't have to become a robot. Even the slightest bit more productive time use and management can have a monumental impact. Try utilizing your time more effectively and see what happens.