How To Be Taken Seriously As A Man (Without Bragging or Flexing)

@CourtneyRyan says:

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@Harikejn says:

Important things:
0:43 First Thing ÷ Speak With Substance Not With Volume; 1:33 Second Thing ÷ Master Your Presence; 4:04 Third Thing ÷ Let Your Results Do The Talking; 5:47 Fourth Thing ÷ Control Your Emotions; 7:24 Fifth Thing ÷ Dress The Part; 9:29 Sixth Thing ÷ Keep Your Standards High; and 11:23 to summarize all the told here.
What you have told about men, that can also apply to women as well Courtney.
Additional things can be these: Seventh Thing ÷ Being Supportive; Eight Thing ÷ Not Taking Anything For Granted When You Listen Things From People.
At seventh thing I meant that you can tell someone that you give suggestions, you tell what’s the problem about the project at work, etc. As for eight thing, I meant to say that you don’t always have to listen people what they say, cause maybe they say things in affect, or they had bad day, etc. Sometimes you need to consult with people so there can be found a perfect solution for both sides. More precise to find a compromise.
From all the told here, there is one conclusion here. And that can be reduced to one thing: Be an introvert man. Why? Because they are serious and dedicated. Also goes for women as well (to be introvert woman).

@KristonMahr says:

One of the best videos if not the best that you’ve ever put out.

@Samdeman90 says:

There’s a real social power to being the last to act. Some folks cheapen it into a gimmick — the “mic drop” — but it runs deeper. We’re wired to defer to the person who closes the loop. Psychologists call this the recency effect — we remember the last thing said, and we unconsciously attach authority to the person who said it. That’s why leaders often let everyone else speak first, then step in to summarize or redirect. It’s not about talking more, it’s about making the final word feel like the conclusion.

So in groups and one-on-one, hold your words. Don’t interrupt unless the place is on fire. Listen fully, then speak like you mean it. When your timing is deliberate, your words carry the kind of weight that can’t be faked.

@Cee_Eff says:

Unfortunately society has taught women that loud/cocky/arrogant/performative is a sign of true confidence and character, and what talk about today’s video are euphemisms for “Nice Guy”

@motivation-01-s5y says:

i thought i had to show off what i have and what i can do to be serious the book her trigger code taught me true strength comes from within from emotional intelligence and honesty when i stopped bragging and started building myself from the inside people began seeing me differently today i have confidence that doesn’t need validation and that changed everything in my life

@VLAD-j3j says:

3 things that changed how I view this whole system: 1) I stopped chasing arguments. 2) I came across Atruve books and the content there hit different. 3) I studied how power really works.