@Constantin Zhang Nope. Not at all - most of the good stuff in hotels are often in the lobbies, bars, coffee shops, etc and free. Example below is just the staircase in the Graduate Hilton hotel in Providence. Just imagine that same picture taken but with you walking down the staircase in a suit. Anyone looking at that will think you're either rich or doing something well above the norm. It's extremely powerful. There's also a bunch of great nooks and crannies in the hotel as well. I can probably get like 3-5 Grid photos in this hotel alone (which I have planned) and they'd all be completely free. Maybe I'd pay for a cup of coffee or a drink for photo setup though as it adds more to the story and realism. These are the gems you want to find in your area and it's very easy. Literally google a 4 or 5 star hotel and look through the photos. Anything that looks super rich or luxurious is key. Not all hotels have them but most do. Some hotels have like rooftop pools and things which might require a room reservation but those tend to be rare. And are great if you can afford them.

@Constantin Zhang You're welcome and best of luck in your adventures. Perhaps I'll see you in the paid program 👍

@Brandon A Imagine you're in a business and marketing MBA with a brand marketing team, life coaches, and personal development team at your disposal. Along with hundreds of others sharing their journey with you to tap into and learn from. You do the math on how that would change your life 😉

@Brandon A You're welcome. Hope to see you on the journey if you make the choice. If you're looking on how to seriously commit to leveling up your life in every possible dimension - this is for you.

Something which helped me wrap my head around this is the question of. "Do I deserve nice things?" The answer is Yes. Luxury is great. I was a bit afraid of what friends/family would think. Now if I look at things rationally - Why would my friends and family Not want me to be successful and surround myself in luxury? Wouldn't I want my the people I love and care about to be successful and rich? Well... duh yeah. Then why wouldn't they want the same for me? If they don't then that should actually be a red flag. I should question their intentions. Maybe they're holding me back because of their own jealousy and insecurities. Misery and complacency love company after all. We as Men cannot afford those people. We cannot afford that mentality. We have limited time and energy to build the world that we want to live in. While some of those luxuries may not be in my reach at the moment. I am very comfortable immersing myself in those briefly to remind myself that yes. This will be part of my norm in being a successful man. These are the little motivators that now drive me forward rather than being discomforts that hold me back. These are my markers of change and progress. Change your perspective and it literally changes the world.

@Darren Chee Reframe - God tells people to try and be a good Steward to their fellows. Women are also your fellows so treat them all the same. You can take the role of their steward and protector while leading them through a good time. Also, don't listen to social media and nonsense about women trying to shame men for coming off as a "womanizer". That's a shit test that they want you to fail. Because most women are attracted to those they perceive as womanizers... that man is great with women. Much of this is insecure women projecting their problems onto men. Don't fall for this crap. Those are women's insecurities, fears, and envy. Not yours.

"The circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant. It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.”