Hey guys, I'd like to hear your opinions. I've always thought that men should (by own free will, never forced) invest in learning a trade. Whether that's carpentry, farming, plumbing, just doing something with your hands and doing it well. Here's my thought process behind it. This world becomes more and more beta males every day. Weak men who don't have any physical drive or skills. This opens up a world of opportunities and money for those of us on the red pill. Have you ever looked at wages for the private construction industry? There's a lot of low cost general labor (2/3 of employees maybe?) but anyone with actual 5-10+ years of skilled experience is well into six figures a year. A local hvac and plumbing guy i work with makes $80 an hour after expenses! This is commonplace! There's this misconception of tradesmen being old guys making furniture in their garage as a hobby, and road crews working awful hours for no pay. This is so wrong. A job foreman around here (10 years exp, good people skills) start at around 50 an hour. I just posted my background into mgtow as another post, and i got lucky enough that when i went mgtow i was able to turn my hobby of blacksmithing into a full time job paying 60+ an hour, and i love it! So my advice, find something cool to do with your hands and get good at it. There's less and less of us every day, and wages keep going up. Wanna know where all these tax cuts are trickling down to? I'll give you a hint, we all just got 15% raises at work (home construction). What do you guys think?