Is Your Family Proud Of You?

Every day I wake up, I try my best to act in what is in my future family’s best interest.

I exercise nearly every day because children don’t listen to what you say.

They mimic what you do.

And parents that don’t exercise consistently will almost certainly have children who won’t exercise.

My children will be professionals of the world.

(That’s a Leon the Professional reference haha)

They will have high standards to avoid the programming of the low-status society.

I have expectations of my potential wife and partner because the strength of a family is determined by the strength of each individual member.

Have you heard the expression, “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link?”.

It’s completely true.

I believe that more men should have higher standards for the women in their lives.

Most men I see simply succumb to every will of their girlfriend or wife.

She runs the family.

She emasculates him.

And she ultimately loses respect for him.

She doesn’t realize it but she ends up creating her disdain.

And it’s the husband’s fault for not standing his ground and committing to his beliefs and standards.

It’s like Skylar White in Breaking Bad.

(Unless you want your 50th birthday gift to be veggie bacon with a side of cancer).

If your partner is weak, your family is weak.

And this is because a weak person is weak-willed.

And sadly, a weak-willed individual can easily be influenced by the outside world.

Usually, the world doesn’t have the highest standards for individuals.

Finally, I have high standards for my wealth.

While money in itself isn’t everything, the ability to make money, lose money, invest money, or adapt to new trends/markets/industries is vital.

Richard Dawkins suggested that a human that’s fit is a human that’s malleable. This is absolutely true.

You must be malleable in life.

And a part of being malleable means being able to make money in times of flourishing and scarcity.

Most people throw away their money and their time for selfish reasons.

They’re sold by society.

And because of this, their children and generations to come will forever be slaves.

Statistically, breaking free from poverty in the US while being born into an impoverished family is almost literally impossible.

Imagine dooming your own bloodline because you wanted to blow all of your money on an excessively expensive wedding, some pointless vacations, or random luxuries.

Truly ask yourself the next time you make a decision…

“Would my family be happy with who I am and what I’m doing”?

Act accordingly.

Keep Conquering,

Leviticus