The Alpha Male System: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
The Alpha Male System: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
Article by Joe J.Anderson
Every seduction guru out there tells you that you need to be an alpha male in order to be successful with women. What they don’t always tell you is exactly what being an alpha male means. To help you figure it out, I’ve compiled this list – a reference guide to The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of being an alpha male:
The Alpha Male System: The Good* He is dominant and a leader. He directs others, rather than allowing them to direct him.* He is confident, relaxed, and proud of himself and his accomplishments.* He maintains a healthy lifestyle.* He demonstrates superior social skills.* He is honest and sticks to his word.* He is intelligent – maybe not “book smart” but definitely worldly wise.* He is emotionally stable.* He is curious about people and excited about life. He is ambitious and motivated.
The Alpha Male System: The Bad* An alpha male is not shy.* He does not let fear control his life.* He does not allow himself to be influenced by self-doubt and low self-esteem.* He does not surrender power to others.* He does not require the approval of others in order to feel good about himself.
The Alpha Male System: The Ugly Being an Alpha Male does not mean…* being domineering or aggressive.* being loud and obnoxious.* being arrogant and conceited.* being verbally abusive.* engaging in physical altercations with other men.* being cruel to women.* forcing yourself on others.* being inconsiderate of other people’s feelings and ideas. * mean acting like an uncivilized animal.
Keep these things in mind, and you’ll be well on your way towards alpha status and newfound success in all areas of your life!
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