Andrew Tate: How to Be An Alpha Male Who Does Not Give a Fuck - TopG's Guide On Masculinity & Confidence

The infinite monkey theorem states that if you let a monkey hit the keys of a typewriter at random an infinite amount of times, eventually the monkey will type out the entire works of Shakespeare.This book is what the monkeys came up with on day 12.Genuinely painful to read.

La información es un poco general. Y see lee rápido para 100 páginas.

Please don’t but this book trust me it’s not written by him its wastage of money

By his own admission at the beginning of the book, Andrew Tate warns readers that the book is NOT for the faint of heart. I have read the entire book and while I understand why he may say that, I don’t agree with is assessment. The only thing that makes this book cautionary is the language. If you are offended by foul language, you may not want to read it. I typically do not like foul language whenever it is used but in the case of this book, it somehow perfectly fits in when used. If you can get by the foul language the lessons contained in this book are PRICELESS!I think it is important to understand who I, the reviewer, is. I am a retired 20-year Coast Guard veteran so foul language is nothing new to me. I am also a retired 33-year real estate broker where foul language is never acceptable. Having said that, I found this book loaded with short, concise tips on how to become an Alpha Male. In 2023 that may not seem to be what most men/boys are seeking but they should be. The country needs to rid itself of the feminization of men and boys and return to the days when men had principles, were strong, made decisions and protected the ones they love. The book is short and very easy to read in one sitting.Andrew Tate is by profession, a very successful 4-time Kickboxing World Champion and that would account for the foul language. When he uses the language in the book, he uses it to get your attention and gives you the feeling he is talking directly to YOU! The topics he covers in the book speak for themselves.• Andrew Tate’s journey• Importance of being an Alpha Male• Developing confidence, self-assurance, resilience and charisma• Mastering the art of communication and body language• Physical Fitness, Strength and Self-Defense• Staying in shape and maintaining a healthy body• Dressing for Success and Personal Style• The significance of grooming and personal style• Career, Financial Mastery and Leadership• Building wealth and financial independence• Relationships and Friendships• Building a support network• Expanding your knowledge and skills• The importance of Self-Improvement• Learning from the success of others• Understanding female psychology• Networking with successful people and discovering fulfilling hobbies• Benefits of being well connected• Leaving a legacy• Lifelong pursuit of self-improvementBased upon my 33years in the real estate sales business, most if not all of these topics could be easily applied to a sales career and I believe that is the lessons that Andrew Tate wants everyone to understand. These are not lessons that will teach you to become the next kickboxing champion, they are lessons that (1) will teach you to become independent, to (2) become a strong individual that can easily make decisions, (3) builds relationships and become both a student in those relationships as well as a teacher, and maybe the most valuable lesson of all (4) become a self-learner through self-improvement and never stop learning! It’s all about create habits NOW (as compared to some time in the future) that will serve you for the rest of your life!Is this a book I would read again? At my age I don’t think so.Is this a book I would give as a gift? ABSOLUTELYWho should read this book? I believe it is targeting young men ages 16 to maybe as old as 30 if it is not to late for the 30-year-olds. Habits are hard to break. It would make a great gift to a high school graduate or soon to be graduate.

A powerful book that proves to be a real punch in the belly. Reading this book one becomes aware (this is what my partner told me) of how little self-esteem one has (as a man). I know Andrew Tate as a very good author of motivational coaching books, and this book is no different. The title then, was the dot on the i.... My name is Alpha ☺️! In just 100 pages, Andrew Tate provides insights, moments of reflection and awareness that not even 20 sessions at the psychoanalyst can provide. A step-by-step manual that teaches how to become a true Alpha male, because this figure exists not only among animals specifically in the iron social hierarchy of wolves but also in humans. It is an ancestral force intrinsic to humans but is too often silenced by the wrong mindset and upbringing! Andrew Tate shares with the reader his own journey and provides his own experiences and insights that have led him to be an esteemed as well as talented life coach, not only professionally but also socially Andrew Tate has succeeded in gaining a veto alpha male role. The starting point is the definition of masculinity, i.e. its true and real meaning and how this, if understood, can radically change a man's perception of himself. To be an alpha male is to have charisma, to be a leader (and not in the sense of a political leader or man of power), a person you can count on. Changing one's mindset and starting to have a real perception of one's abilities plays a key role. Physical appearance and language are also very important aspects and these also contribute to becoming an alpha male. Beware that being an alpha male does not mean dominating and subjugating! An alpha male is a figure who inspires confidence, resilience, discipline and much more. I recommend this book to all those who want to become better men, solid figures both affectively and socially.

This book makes you look at yourself as a man. Makes you take notes on your weaknesses and strive to be a better man. And most of all get into shape !!