Around the time that I got hired as a personal trainer, my gym also hired a female trainer. Michelle was twenty years old, just moved from the south and had the classic southern belle look. She was hot, and people remembered her for it. The gym manager bragged to corporate about finding such a hot trainer. Corporate dropped by just get a look.

Michelle had no problem getting clients. There was an army of betas willing to pay for her $50 for an hour for her time. Management also loved giving her new clients, because who could say no to having a hot girl stretch you out. The only problem was that Michelle was a shitty Bosu Ball every exercise personal trainer.

Now when I got started I wasn't the best personal trainer either. However unlike Michelle I had to find my own clients. All the middle and high income clients were taken, so I was left with the low income clients nobody wanted, (for some very good reasons lol). I had no choice but to become a great personal trainer. I couldn't let my clients down, they wanted me to change their lives, they were spending the majority of their pay checks on me and I couldn't let them down.

I ended up being the best trainer in my gym. Half of my clients had such drastic transformations that they made it onto the success wall. Michelle remained a shitty personal trainer because she had no inventive to improve.


The problem rich kids and hot girls have is they lead comfortable easy lives. Everything is given to them and they have no incentive to improve. This is a double edged sword. Those who grew up living lives of privilege, get hooked on it. They have no way of functioning without their 1up because they never had to.

Which brings me to my analogy of house dogs and wolves. The privileged are house dogs they have it easy, however should their privilege end and their owner casts them out they are absolutely fucked.

Everyone else is a wolf. There are betas and alphas. There are even some stupid men's rights wolves desperately trying to get into the warm house. But in the end a wolf is free to make his own life.

Don’t pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a hard one. Bruce Lee