So what of people that understand the redpill, agree with it, but do not apply its principles to themselves?

I've been reading TRP for about a year, and I agree with most of the things about how women act, how men should act, but I do not apply RP's principles completely.

RP advocates that for one to be alpha, he has to work on himself, for himself, to throw away the usual beta life that he's been leading, to strive for success by having a mission and doing everything to complete it, to remove the need for validation from other people (especially women).

But what if I don't have enough strength to go through all the required changes to become alpha, nor the courage to do it? Personally for me, I can attribute that for a lack of physical life energy, but hey, nobody cares for a reason, it's all just self-pity and lies to yourself.

Everyone's answer to this problem is usually just some kind of advice to man up and do it, or choose to be beta and miserable for the rest of your life.

So that's it? Discard the people that don't really want to become better, because there is always need for a mass of people that are willing to do what they're told?

Don't get me wrong, I have not completely thrown away my life. I joined a gym to get muscle because I'm too skinny, I attend dance classes to try something different than my usual activities (all-though not so much for social interaction), I have a pretty good-paying job considering I live in a economically third-world country.

But I do not have the ambition, that self-realisation moment that most new RPers have, to completely overturn my life, and change it to be better no matter what, despite the fears, despite the insecurities.

I'm sure there are many that feel the same way, they know of TRP, but they just can't.

So my question is, how do you break through?