Hard Times Create Strong Men: Why the World Craves Leadership and How You Can Step Up to Fill the Need: 1 (Hard Times, 1)

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To the potential reader: if you are a man at any age - read this book! You’re life, relationships, and economic well being will benefit. If you are an unmarried woman - read this book. The ingredients of a strong man that are outlined in this book are vital to your future relationship contentment. If you are a married woman, who is not married to a strong man - do not read this book - it will lead to identifying every reason that you are discontent with your man. He tries to talk about a lot of subject for which he has little knowledge about, like many famous people do. If you don't want to go deeper into the subjects, it sums up pretty much every important aspect of 4 crucial topics: Ideally, if this book shaped and motivated men to be strong men, with a purpose and disciplined work focus. With distractions such as porn mitigated, and a relationship with a woman prioritised and established. This then provides a foundation towards building a family, and would be an outstanding legacy for the author.

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My point is that by no means you should read this book and go out there arguing with other people about how valid are those ideas, try to impose them, or even try to criticize the world based on this book's perspective. This outlook on social evolution is only 1 idea among other 1000+ out there that determined how we got here in history. Books on history, philosophy, and economics could destroy many arguments presented by the author. I sort of knew going into this book that it was going to be a tough listen, but I endeavoured to try nonetheless. Unfortunately, I got about 3/4 of the way through before the nonsense finally overcame me. I’m not saying all millenials are weak. To be weak is to choose to be weak. There are strong millenials out there who go against the grain and work harder than ever to ignore the pleasures and distractions of such a weak generation.

This is an insightful book. My concern however is that in chapter 4 the author claims to be an expert in human nature however he makes sweeping general statements about human behaviour and belief systems with disregard to the varied systems in society that form traditions and cultures. So what’s the difference G? Well, the difference is that nice and kind aren’t the same things. They don’t mean the same thing. Some men are nice, or they perform nice acts for the public, but inside are weak, corrupt and needy. There’s a reason why that phrase, “Nice guys finish last” rings true. The truth is no one wants to follow the nice guy. Women may think that guy is nice, maybe they’ll date him, but at the end of the day, they wanna end up with the kind guy. Why? Because the nice guy only acts nice to put on a show. The man who is kind and generous does so from a position of power. He chooses to be kind and generous, but do not mistake his kindness for weakness. For that same man can become a beast if necessary. Good men are dangerous men. In the Hard Times Create Strong Men book, Stefan Aarnio argues that modern Western men are weak—and this weakness will lead to the decline of Western civilization, especially America. To avoid this, men must learn to be strong by taking ownership of every aspect of their lives so that they can defend the practices and ideologies that make America great.

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This seems to be the case for countries too. The wealth of nations in the past, for example, are excellent indicators of what we can expect in the future – again, with a few exceptions. If circularity did exist, we would expect great empires to fall much faster than they do, and for undeveloped nations to rise much faster than they have. stars for this beneficial and worthwhile book, as the title infers, the male reader will resonate with this practical man bible and the wakeup call. The books tries to derive lessons from a lot of stories from the past, and from cultures that were there before. This makes almost 80% of the content to be true (only true, not necessarily implementable) with respect to today's time. The 15-20% is left because the author (Stephan) appears to be dwelling too much in the past, and fails to recognise the changes that should be promoted with change in time, culture and technology. The question of what it means to be a strong man is something I have been dealing for a while now. The first book that I got into for that topic was the way of the superior man, then the rational male and now this book by Stefan. I love how he integrated many different elements like the history of men, politics, spirituality, psychology and more .. maybe my favourite book so far and highly recommend for any man or women to get a clear understanding of how important good man are for a better world and how we can become or create better men. I have read dozens of book in search of the answers and I can say I have finally found the one which gave me the answers I have been looking for.He could probably do with another decade or so of life experience before writing this book. The book is not well thought out, the best parts are taken from other writers, and the narration can be quite fumbling. The quote you have mentioned at the beginning of the article does not belong to G. Michael Hopf. but it belongs to Ibn Khaldoun was an Arab sociologist from the Middle Ages, philosopher and historian who has been described as the founder of the modern disciplines of historiography, sociology, economics, and demography. I am sad to say that we live in a time of weak men and we will plunge into a very dark, very hard time ahead of us.

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Now that we’ve discussed how to be a strong man at work and in pursuit of your passions, we’ll discuss how to behave like a strong man in relationships. Attract and Select the Right Woman My grandmother’s generation (born in 1920’s) lived through the great depression when she was 10, fought in world war II when she was 20, build a house and a family by 30 and went on to be one of the most successful, virtuous, happy and wealthy generations in history. This book is by far, the greatest book i have ever read. It is a total sum of every thing that i have read so far, but it is far beyond that. It is absolutely necessary for every man to read this book, and reevaluate themselves, and then read it again and again. In his book Hard Times Create Strong Men, Stefan Aarnio shares why Western men have grown weak and why this weakness is a problem. He also lays out his definition of a strong man and his ideas on how to be a strong man at work and in relationships. Good men are not nice men, they are men that do what’s necessary to protect their families no matter what. I’m an easy going guy as I do my best to treat everyone with respect, but the second you attempt to bring harm to my family in any way, well I become a different man. And I would argue that you’re most likely the same way. Don’t strive to be nice a man, strive to be good man. # 3 - What Women WantThose themes were hard-hitting, with no nonsense. The author cut to the chase, identified the problem, then elaborated. Refreshingly, no stone remained unturned and controversial topics had precedence. This featured throughout and should resonate with most readers, particularly, in the current (2022) woke madness and agenda fuelled society. Aarnio also argues that we are currently in what Bezmenov identifies as the third stage of subversion: crisis. As is typical of this stage, the United States is currently experiencing a period of intense turmoil, with violence, protests, and political unrest. Many people want a socialist-style government to solve society’s current problems. This will inevitably lead to either civil war or invasion. How Islam Might Destroy Western Society When one studies history and layers in generational theory, you can see each generation is effected by not only how they were raised but by where they sit in history. To learn more about generational theory, I highly suggest you visit hereto understand it better. The author gives great examples of his experiences and quotes relavent sources that relate perfectly to the themes. Not to say that the content of this one (other than what was quoted from everyone else) is void of value. He has some decent ideas wrapped up in all the stupid shit. But how much shit must one consume to get that bit of undigested corn?