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I used to be a weak man with no boundaries. Here’s how listening to Andrew Tate saved me

In the middle of 2022 my girlfriend broke up with me after putting (very reasonable) questions to me like ‘what does our future look like together?’ and ‘where are we when we’re 35?’. And the truth was, I had no answers to her questions. I thought I had life figured out - I had a good corporate job, with a promising career ahead of me, but I had no idea why I was where I was in life. I had no idea who I was deep down, what I wanted my legacy to be, what my values really were, or why I did anything at all in life to be honest. Life just happened to me, rather than me choosing to take life by the balls. I did a huge amount of soul searching in the second half of 2022, and wrote a 50 page document over a 6 month reflective period of all the things I thought I needed to work on personally, including why I thought these issues even came to be in the first place. Then 2023 came around. I hired a men’s performance coach in January who I worked with for 3 months to work through all this stuff. He helped me resolve a lot of my past traumas (eg. Childhood bullying etc), and also helped me look forward and build a life plan around my values, purpose and boundaries. An authentic vision for my future to a degree I’d never imagined possible until now. Shortly after this, I discovered Andrew Tate on YouTube, somewhat by accident (probably the algorithm after working with my coach). One of the big things I’d worked on with my coach was connecting with my masculinity which had been absent for much of my life (due to being raised by a single mum) leading to me having a lot of people pleasing tendencies and a lack of personal boundaries. Prior to working with my coach, and discovering Tate, I was a push over and a ‘nice guy’. No spine. It was pathetic, and ultimately self serving / selfish behavior to protect myself from being hurt by taking no risks. And it was all inauthentic BS because it was at its core selfishness dressed in this veil of being ‘nice’. Andrew’s motivational messages about hard work, fuck your feelings, duty to your bloodline, and being utterly capable so that you can serve others fueled me to become a better man and completely transformed my life for the better. Ultimately, after working with my coach, and listening to much of Andrew’s philosophy on masculinity, I became a man of integrity. Crystal clear in my vision for my future. A deep understating of my life purpose, my values and my boundaries. And an ability to live authentically in congruence with those values and boundaries. Thank you Andrew. And thank you Dim (my coach).