The Case For INDIVIDUALISM

from Gentlemanly · host Troy Francis

In this episode I apologise for my lengthy break from this podcast. I discuss the new schedule for my blog (an essay every Friday) and this podcast (every Monday) I announce my new book APPROACH HER LIKE CHAD - HOW TO MEET BEAUTIFUL GIRLS WITH ROCK STAR FEARLESSNESS I then discuss the contents of my latest essay Individualism Versus Collectivism. Why does individualism have such a bad name in the men's self-help space these days? Why do we have to do things we don't necessarily want to do in the interests of 'society'? What's wrong with being out for yourself? To buy RENEGADE DATING BLUEPRINT, which includes nine books on dating and sex, go here: https://gum.co/vHFeu To join my DAILY email list go here: http://eepurl.com/dp3b39

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