“Your every important decision should be shaped through deep conversation with your brothers.”
I have never seen any strong man alone. He has his brothers with him.
– That brotherhood gives a man strength.
Imagine you are in trouble, if you have another strong man with you, he will help you out. Because sometimes in stress you can’t make solid decisions. So to be strong you need to have someone.
Remember again, I talked about brothers.
If you will replace your brothers with a woman, you are fundamentally broken.
Feminine energy comforts you, but in the game of life where everyone wants to defeat opponents, ruthless energy will help you to win.
Women may provide you peace, storms may stop in head while talking to her. Life may look serene. But outside the conversation, you are in war.
– If you have a winning mindset, for you everything is war. Someone tries to win by defeating you, on the contrary side you play ruthlessly to reach the top by defeating others even those who are 1000s miles away from you.
You are at war 24/7, you must have brothers with you.
Men are not that soft, they make decisions based on reality not emotions.
The bottom line is:
If you have brothers, you will never lose in life.
A strong man needs clan of men/man to keep him sharp.
Remember: Ten thousand followers won’t save you in battle. One brother will.
Followers admire your armor.
Brothers patch your wounds between battles.
Followers demand content.
Brothers demand nothing – they give everything.
Who is a Brother?
A brother isn’t just someone who shares your DNA or your last name. He’s the one who fought you over the front seat but still let you win. He’s the person who knows exactly how to piss you off, but also the one who shows up, unasked, when your voice cracks on the phone.
He’s the hand on your shoulder when you’re choking back tears, the idiot dancing in the kitchen at 2 a.m. to make you laugh. He’s the one who calls you out on your bullshit but stays to help you fix it. The one who’ll trash-talk you mercilessly in front of friends but throw a punch if anyone else tries.
And when you’re 85, he’ll still be the one who is same to you as he was in the get go.
“Choose your brothers wisely”