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A quick note,
I don't really believe in retiring/being passive/becoming a teacher anymore. Why? Because most of the successful people i know, like Richard Branson, don't.
When you "settle" too much, your energy just kinds of drop. I don't know the full story but Testerone is what makes a man. In fact, it is essential for health!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testosterone.
I read Chase recent comment on relationships being center of it.
"There's a very good reason why men's productivity on average falls dramatically after age 30 or 35 - that's when most men have been in settled, committed, monogamous relationships for a while, and their emotional motivation to achieve has dropped, their risk-taking has vanished, and their ability to accomplish much is (probably forever) a thing of the past."
and Science is backing Chase up and saying testerone is important. NOw my disclaimer is that you should know where your limits are. As you grow older, you do not want to behave as if your testerone is at 20yrs old, because as much as nothing is impossible, your body can only do so much.
Everybody needs to make a choice, Every man here i perceive, needs to make a choice, unless you want to occasionally divorce every 2 to 3 years or have a discrete relationship/affair.
p.s: Feeling annoyed abit.
Zac
I don't really believe in retiring/being passive/becoming a teacher anymore. Why? Because most of the successful people i know, like Richard Branson, don't.
When you "settle" too much, your energy just kinds of drop. I don't know the full story but Testerone is what makes a man. In fact, it is essential for health!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testosterone.
I read Chase recent comment on relationships being center of it.
"There's a very good reason why men's productivity on average falls dramatically after age 30 or 35 - that's when most men have been in settled, committed, monogamous relationships for a while, and their emotional motivation to achieve has dropped, their risk-taking has vanished, and their ability to accomplish much is (probably forever) a thing of the past."
and Science is backing Chase up and saying testerone is important. NOw my disclaimer is that you should know where your limits are. As you grow older, you do not want to behave as if your testerone is at 20yrs old, because as much as nothing is impossible, your body can only do so much.
Everybody needs to make a choice, Every man here i perceive, needs to make a choice, unless you want to occasionally divorce every 2 to 3 years or have a discrete relationship/affair.
p.s: Feeling annoyed abit.
Zac
