Martinet's Empire

It's comparatively harder to seduce people who lead normal, fulfilled, and satisfied lives. That's why the prime targets for seduction are often those at the extremes. For example (not definitive), someone who is extremely sad and anxious is searching for happiness and peace in their life. Similarly, someone who projects excessive machismo is insecure about certain aspects of themselves. Seduction is about subtle suggestion. You won't succeed by directly confronting someone with their vulnerabilities. Telling someone, "You're a weakling inside, that's why you portray yourself as hypermasculine," is a bad move. Likewise, if someone is sad, openly declaring that you'll be the reason for their happiness won't work. Instead, subtly hint at the benefits of engaging with you—a good, hearty interaction, the consequence of which is the alleviation of their sadness. That's how it works.

I had a garden once. "Some plants need constant care," my neighbor said. "Others, not so much." I watered a rose bush daily, but it never bloomed. Nearby, a cactus thrived, though I barely noticed it. One day, I asked, "Why won’t the rose bloom?" "Maybe it needs less attention," he replied. So, I stepped back. The rose blossomed a week later. My neighbor smiled, "People are like plants. Some need space to grow. Others need more care. The trick is knowing which is which." I realized then: not everyone needs the same from you, and that’s okay. —Martinet, 2022

Authenticity is Underrated There isn't a facet of your life that won't improve if you remain authentic. Constantly trying to mimic someone's behavior, thoughts, etc., makes you a walking copy of them. You lose your originality. Adopt the right things. Don't copy completely; maintain your uniqueness and watch people like you. This works everywhere: with your friends and family, with your partner, in a business setting—you name it.

All of you push out the same advice, just in different formats.

Why do you think people like Andrew Tate have succeeded over numerous other self-improvement content creators? How did he overtake many people selling courses, for example, on copywriting, online? Even if you've bought his courses, you'd observe that they're not much different from the loads of free information already available online. How did he sell all of this to you? Marketing. Choice of words. He used the best techniques to lure a man into purchasing something he talks about Everyone tries. Few succeed. Take X, for example, where you mostly interact with text. Someone wants to sell something to you. What will convince you to buy his product? His words. His social proof. His testimonials and a myriad of other things that he has. The online selling game is brutal. Either you have to improvise, or suffer from no profit (and even losses).

1000+ people. If all of you were to assemble in an open area, we'd form a small army of our own. To all of you, once again, welcome to the Martinet's Empire, which is not your regular Telegram self-improvement advice channel. I craft messages that hit your core—messages that have the power to fundamentally improve how you think. FYI: @the_martinet and @DatingSenseii on X are both my accounts. So, if you know me from Dating Sensei, you're knowing the same person. New posts coming soon.

"Just be yourself, bro." I've heard this dating advice a lot. And it hurts me that still, a great number of people continue to believe this. There is only one interpretation of this advice that is correct: don't try to fake things in front of a woman because sooner or later, she's going to find out. The wrong interpretation is when you believe that being in your present, complacent state will get you women. It doesn't work like that. Don't you want to date more beautiful women? How will you increase your chances of getting a better woman if you continue to stay as you are? Keep improving yourself in every facet: mental, physical, financial, and spiritual. Complacency is the killer of growth. Always keep that in mind.

Everything you do in your life must carry a sense of urgency. Things that are important automatically become urgent. It just matters how much you prioritize the thing to be done. To prioritize the right things, weed out the worthless ones. These are things that drain your time with little or zero return on investment. Sit with yourself without distractions. If your mind keeps flooding with thoughts, try to think of nothing and then relax. Prioritize the right stuff. Realize its urgency. Think about the results. Plan. You'll accomplish it soon.

Our over-anticipation of the future is what makes the present feel worthless. The human mind has been gifted with the capacity to imagine and evaluate everything. What do we do with it? We mercilessly abuse its faculty. Pondering the consequences of your actions does no harm; it only deters you from taking foolish steps in your present. Dwelling in the future, creating fantasies, and starting to live in them is where the problem begins. "Never let the future disturb you. You will meet it, if you have to, with the same weapons of reason which today arm you against the present." — Marcus Aurelius

The presence of critical thinking in today's age is like a snowball's chance in hell. Most people merely regurgitate popular opinions. They don't stop to think and realize the effect that information coming through their senses has on their thinking. So why do they get triggered when they realize they've been lied to and that their opinions are conflicting and futile? Always analyze what you are exposing yourself to. Distill all your opinions into a single one and see what it looks like. Think independently and freely. That's true freedom.

I had a chat with 20+ people regarding this group. What I've come to note is that people are way too skeptical about spending their money, in spite of the evident proofs I've presented them with. When I say I've grown an account (@DatingSenseii on X) to 2100+ followers within 24 days, people just can't wrap their heads around the math. The fact that I've been able to do this only through this group, speaks volumes alone.

"If it's so good, can't you give it for free?"

Vague argument. The best things in the world aren't free. Most of the online gurus who promise you that they'll "double your passive income", sell you their courses and/or communities. And you can't quite say that they're affordable. If you can't invest 19 bucks and call yourself "enthusiastic to grow my online empire", I don't know how long you will take to achieve your "growth". This message is not to force you to get into the group, nor will I stop posting about other things in this group, but I'm sure you'll understand the importance of speed in a business very soon.

Change the way you think. If you think that money is scarce, that somebody is waiting to kill you at gunpoint when you make a lot of money, it is accumulated by evil people, it doesn't provide happiness, etc., You are bound to be broke. There's nothing out there that'll help you. Change your mindset. Money is abundant. You don't need to work strenuously hard to get it. Nobody has the time to kill you. Be at ease. And watch the cash flow.

People use their phones for endless consumption. They make an investment i.e, buying the phone and then they invest their time and energy into it. All for what? Mostly entertainment. You can see very easily how the depravity of human nature leads them to hollow activities that only drain them. On the other side, a faction of people use that exact phone to make money from their time. That's an actual, valid and fruitful investment. Because it will give you one of the most potent markers of value in the world—money. People see such people like they're "the glitch in the matrix". The reality is far from that. They just know the value of their time and use it to make money. That's why, I am inviting you to a great opportunity that you just can't miss. I have a group of like-minded individuals who like to grow and make easy money from X. They just put in the necessary efforts and let the algorithm work. If you're interested in investing little and earning more or, in other words, a higher ROI, DM @the_martinet the word "Growth" and I'll let you know everything from zero.

Disarm your victim In seduction, keeping the target involved completely with you is paramount. Become a master at catching people's interests and steering the conversation towards the interests. Read between the lines. Understand what their insecurities and desires are. Subtly hint at them. In this manner, the guardedness of the target lowers. Afterwards, you can proceed with your wants and insinuations. --- Practical mastery of seduction comes only with experience. Read 100s of books and they won't get you where you want to be.

Here's my post for people who are interested in learning to flirt: https://twitter.com/the_martinet/status/1791432593097044387

One of you sent me a DM explaining your problem.

I think I had left porn and masturbation when I used to go on long streaks that is, of 7 days or more until I realised that it was the guilt of watching porn that kept me going. Now, the issue is, I don't feel any guilt while doing such activities. I've been numbed and desensitised. What should I do?

The nature of the human brain is plastic. It means that it gets accustomed to whatever is regular and consistent. When you understand the negatives of watching porn, the feeling of guilt, which was pent up and ignored by you, surfaces, it fills you up with dread. This guilt is now a novelty for you. Over time, as a normal human tendency, this guilt will also lose its novelty and your primal desires will start to dominate. The solution is never complex. Lose yourself for a bigger purpose. Find something bigger in life that demands even that last ounce of energy from you. Something above and beyond your ego and its basic desires. The body will never stop with these desires, at least, unless you neuter yourself.

Lust The nature of lust is pure carnality. Lust doesn't bother about the morality of the actions done under the influence of it. It is amoral. Lust is such a strong force, a few emotions come close to it. The struggle of man with lust is perpetual, lest he be worried about the outcomes of his actions. It is intoxicating, entwining the man into its dark abyss. All moral qualms are quashed by its ferocity. Just like the serpent, awaiting its oblivious quarry, lust strikes the man who is in the position of the quarry. Triumph over lust requires eternal vigilance, a skill built over time with experience.

Every action you do either gets you closer to or farther from making money Think about it. If I wake up late, the chances of me making money have already declined. I eat shit food. Again. I scroll all day. Again. I procrastinate. Again. Now judge how you dig your own grave by your actions. A lot of time has already passed. And, as we all know, the clock never fails to tick.

Using absence to create honor What if I start selling you packaged air? Sounds ridiculous, right? Who would pay for just packaged air? Such is the unfortunate fate of the people who are omnipresent. What's rare gets craved and respected for its value. That's why diamond and air are not equal. Now a diamond won't give us life. But, without air, you won't survive after a few minutes. Does this thought bother you? No, right? Because in the normal circumstances of your life, this thing has negligible chances of occurence. That's how even the importance of people who are omnipresent is taken for granted. Do things worth remembering and disappear.

The Chains of Reluctance "Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains." —Jean-Jacques Rousseau Society is a brainwashing machine. And it's always better at its job than you think it is. Every time you think you've broken out of a chain inside a society, you're immediately shackled in another. There is an infinite loop of chains. It's humanly impossible to avoid bias, and being biased already puts you in a chain. Human beings are slaves to beliefs and ideologies. It's their natural tendency to prefer, adopt, and respect a certain belief. A major portion of these chains is the limitations society imposes on you. "Oh boy, how are you going to do that!?", "I believe it's not possible for you to do so." These ripples of doubt result in a cyclone of doubts in your head. Your self-image gets degraded. Your confidence gets ruptured. What's the solution? Critical thinking. Strategically incorporate positive beliefs into your mind, and discard what's negative, non-constructive, and bothering you. I know, it's hard in the beginning. But it's never equivalent to experiencing hesitance in your actions and creating an echo chamber of a crippling self-belief.