Thanks for the response, what got you into self-improvement and why do you think its more popular with boys than girls? At times self improvement comes across with boys copying other boys who copy influencers whose underlying message is 'its not good to be yourself so change.' - that's the impression I get at times. So are you in senior year or in tenth or which? I'm entering eleventh. Also martial arts is great for self improvement, I do jiujitsu. Ever thought about doing any martial arts?
@@christysummervlogs6060 I have recently graduated high school. A video on why I started is being made and already partly filmed. There are 3 reasons for the divide. 1. Wanting to improve with women (getting ahead when competing with other men). Not to mention lots of male creators (including me) borrow terms and ideas from red pillers and puas (pick up artists). Not on purpose but they just stick. The two I can think of are "abundance mindset" and "cold approach" 2.Authenticity For men self improvement especally the version preached by someone like Andrew Tate are ideas not really touched by companies. Self improvement for Women is sadly made into some sick marketing scheme. How many ads go something like : you need a break for your mental health and then they try to sell you something dumb like a journal thats too expensive. 3. Differences in social behavior. Male friends seem to be much more blunt and that creates people that are attracted to self improvement. Our movitation is often some buff guy yelling at us.
Thanks for the response, what got you into self-improvement and why do you think its more popular with boys than girls? At times self improvement comes across with boys copying other boys who copy influencers whose underlying message is 'its not good to be yourself so change.' - that's the impression I get at times. So are you in senior year or in tenth or which? I'm entering eleventh. Also martial arts is great for self improvement, I do jiujitsu. Ever thought about doing any martial arts?
@@christysummervlogs6060 I have recently graduated high school. A video on why I started is being made and already partly filmed. There are 3 reasons for the divide.
1. Wanting to improve with women (getting ahead when competing with other men). Not to mention lots of male creators (including me) borrow terms and ideas from red pillers and puas (pick up artists). Not on purpose but they just stick. The two I can think of are "abundance mindset" and "cold approach"
2.Authenticity
For men self improvement especally the version preached by someone like Andrew Tate are ideas not really touched by companies. Self improvement for Women is sadly made into some sick marketing scheme. How many ads go something like : you need a break for your mental health and then they try to sell you something dumb like a journal thats too expensive.
3. Differences in social behavior. Male friends seem to be much more blunt and that creates people that are attracted to self improvement.
Our movitation is often some buff guy yelling at us.