I have always struggled to find my signature scent! Right now I am looking for a winter scent with a great price. Do you guys have any recommendations or favorite scents?

Hi everyone, I am considering buying a car for safety driving and comfortable. As normally, I drive by my motorcycles. My place covered a lot with traffic jams by motorbike and cars. But our tax in my country is roughly 56 - 74% of the price of the car. Example a new car price is $48000, when buy in my country is $48000 + $24000 = $72000 I have 2 options like: 1. Booking a Grab car (like Uber in US) instead buying a car, then spend money on my online business (Dropshiping) 2. Buying an old car Some pictures of my hometown:

It has been over 7 weeks since I turned into watching 1st man because most of the youtubers like Hamza and Denmo were watching him. He has like only around 164k subs and doesn't edit his videos or use good cameras. But, I was actually pulled to him by his mindset ( I have a good attention span so I watched one of this video's called 12 lessons and 4 books although it had no attractive features like edits and so on) . That video was actually help ful for me. So, after that I watched his recent video of boy to a man journey. It was helpful to me aswell, it had already changed my mindset to a semi-man. Let's discuss about the results now. I really kept women to a higher level than me . I thought of getting a High quality women and then working on the stuffs that I had interest upon. I was fucking fearful to approach them and also too shy. I wasn't able to even ask people out to some new programs (75 hard, and other shit together because it would be fun to push eachother) After 7 weeks of watching him regularly, I have a better facial structure ( I tried his face workouts). I improved my social skills, I don't struggle with public speaking). I respect women but not as much as I used to previously because I no more keep them above me. I really thought girls in my friend group were high quality, it was just their beauty at their prime. I just thought they were better than me because they were respected more than I was. They were beautiful and also, I was being brainwashed to thinking women were better than us men due to all of the social structures. I also realised that too get respect, I need to earn it myself. First, I started to respect my self. I kept me, my family and my words above all the other stuffs. I left my friends group who were smoking, gaming, drinking and started to find some one with the same mindset as I have. I stepped away from the trap of becoming a nice guy. I have already realised that girls are now more soft and respecting to me. I opened my YouTube, instagram, tiktok and uploaded contents, I have gotten decent success now. After school, I have thought to Start my business ideas. I know about the male advantage and the great male filter now and have set up my road map of life after I end my school in 4 months.

(Crossposted from paid 1M Skool community) Recently, there have been a lot of posts in the community on the concept of “ballin’ on a budget”. It’s about treating yourself to high-level experiences without derailing your long-term goals. I took this to heart during a nine-day trip to northern Italy, and I wanted to share how I used credit card points and rewards to make it happen. My Italian Adventure: Flights and Hotels Flights: - To Milan: I booked Air France business class from the U.S. to Milan via Paris using 39,000 credit card points and $290 in taxes and fees (booked via Virgin Atlantic). Retail cost? $4,500. - Return Home: Egyptair business class from Milan to the U.S. via Cairo for 63,000 points and $90 in taxes (booked through Avianca). Retail cost? $3,500. Hotels: I opened the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless card last year, which came with 5 free night certificates (worth up to 50,000 Marriott points each). - 4 nights in Milan: Stayed at a luxury hotel near the Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Retail: €520/night (~$570). - 1 night near MXP airport: Perfect for catching my flight home. Retail: €300 (~$330). - Paid in cash for the last 3 nights near Venice. This stay ran me €325 (~$360). Total Savings: - Flights: $8,000 - Hotels: $2,500 - Grand Total: $10,500 USD This was my first time flying in long-haul business class, and while I did enjoy it immensely, it is still not something I would have paid for out-of-pocket at this point in my life. However, with travel points, I was able to enjoy these experiences for pretty much free and keep more money in my pocket to invest in my personal growth. Why Do Banks Offer These Perks? Now, if you’re skeptical about banks just giving away these deals, let’s talk about the business strategy. Every time you swipe your credit card, merchants pay interchange fees to payment processors like Visa, Mastercard, and Amex. Part of these fees goes to the bank that issued your card. To incentivize you to use their card, banks pass some of this profit back to you as rewards—points, cashback, miles, you name it.

POST INSPIRED BY THIS CLASSIC VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_zZpABJ_Vw&ab_channel=1M Ever feel like life has a way of sorting people into winners and losers as they age? That’s not just in your head. There’s a concept that Kris likes to call The Great Filter. It’s the stage in life, usually between 25 and 30, where the effort—or lack thereof—that men have put into their development becomes glaringly obvious. If you’ve been coasting, you’ll feel it. But if you’ve been grinding, the rewards can be enormous. Here’s how it works and why it matters for you. What Is the Great Filter? The Great Filter is that crucial phase where men’s life paths start to diverge sharply. At 23, most guys look roughly the same—leaner bodies, decent energy, and youthful looks. But by 25, the cracks start to show. It becomes clear who’s been working on themselves and who hasn’t. By the time you hit 30, the differences are impossible to ignore. Here’s why: 1. Biology Changes: Your body doesn’t bounce back as easily. Poor diet and lack of exercise compound quickly.  2. Lifestyles Diverge: Those who’ve built discipline start reaping the rewards, while others fall victim to bad habits like drinking, overeating, or stagnating.  3. Society Stops Caring: Unlike in school or early adulthood, no one is there to guide you or pick you up. You’re on your own. Why Most Men Fail the Filter Many guys hit 25 and realize they’re slipping, but they don’t know how to course-correct. Here’s what happens: - Neglecting Fitness: By this age, natural leanness fades. The guys who skip the gym start gaining weight, losing muscle, and struggling to maintain a decent physique.  - Ignoring Self-Improvement: Skills, knowledge, and earning potential plateau for those who don’t invest in themselves.  - Bad Habits Catching Up: Drinking, poor diets, and lack of structure accelerate the decline. The result? By 30, a large percentage of men are overweight, broke, or stuck in dead-end jobs. It’s no wonder that one in two men in many developed countries is either overweight or obese by this point.