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Mar 16, 20 tweets

High-value men get the most women, money, and fulfillment.

But what sets them apart from the average man?

What makes you high-value?

Explore the 20 behavioral differences between average & high-value Men:

1. Average men ask their wives permission to make major decisions.

High-value men have their wives contributing to their plans.

2. Average men are always busy.

High-value men get productive.

3. Average guys take short breaks & celebrate when they 𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘳𝘵 winning.

High-value men understand big rewards require momentum & consistency.

4. Average guys ask others for value thinking there's no shame in asking.

High-value men give value first before expecting anything in return.

5. Average men wait for the right circumstances to start.

High-value men start to create the right circumstances.

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6. Average men prepare for their retirement.

High-value men retire when they're dead.

7. Average men don't have time to work out because they're "working."

High-value men understand working out positively influences their mindset, energy, & focus.

8. Average men have long lists of morning routines (cold showers, journaling, skincare, etc.)

High-value brush their teeth & get to work.

9. Average men follow what others are doing.

High-value men set high standards that they follow first.

10. Average men try to do everything themselves & call themselves "lone wolves."

High-value men seek mentorship & networks knowing they cannot do everything 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 alone.

11. Average men have dreams.

High-value men have goals.

12. Average men fear rejection.

High-value men fear regret.

13. Average men seek comfort.

High-value men seek progression.

14. Average men compare themselves to who they were yesterday.

High-value men compare themselves to the best & learn from them.

15. Average men dedicate time to helping others.

High-value men dedicate time to themselves first to become better helpers later.

16. Average guys scroll through other people's content for hours.

High-value men create what others consume.

17. Average men try to make money.

High-value men focus on becoming men who make money.

18. Average men look to delegate their decision-making to others out of fear.

High-value men are leaders people turn to when it's time to make decisions.

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