I want to read RP books but I don't have time.
I am doing a bachelors degree.
I wake up at 5:30AM, I sit down to study at 6AM after drinking my shake. I study for 90 minutes and then I get ready for college. College is from 9AM to 4PM, I have 1 hour break in college but I prefer to eat food and do my project work in that time, and Even If I wasn't doing project work, I don't wanna open a RP book (let's say sidebar) and read it in front of my friends (fight club rule).
I reach home by 4:30PM (I go to college by a car). After that, I take a 30 minute break, freshen' up and start getting ready for the gym.
5:30PM to 7:30PM is my gym time. I come home, drink my post workout, and I am free at 8PM. After that I study my college work for 2 Hours (revisions and shit) and eat dinner between 10-10:15PM.
I like to go to bed by 10:30-10:45PM because I want 7 hours of sleep at the least.
How can I create time to read. I do have Sunday but on Sunday I like to revise all the weeks work.
pfeilmacher 4y ago
Squeeze in an 30 minutes to an hour a day somewhere. Listen to audio books at the gym or while driving.
unplugged69 4y ago
Doing well at college and getting a good degree and making money is more important than women so prioritise that
I find it hard to believe you work out 2 hours a day with no rest days, you should have rest days. But anyway a lot of RP books come as audio books so you can listen to them while working out.
What subject are you studying where you have to study so much? from what I remember college is full of idiots and you barely need to study at all to be ahead of them.
aceflies 4y ago
I am doing bachelors in IT. I am focusing on cloud engineering (I find it quite interesting). I have to maintain my percentage above 80 so I can get a good university abroad for masters.
I have rest days on Sunday. I follow PPL split.
I started reading chateauHeartiste's book it was soooooo interesting and to the point. He mentions What to do and what not to do, I want to make notes of it, but well... I don't even have time to complete it.
"Doing well at college and getting a good degree and making money is more important than women so prioritise that" Agreed but i am getting needy xD
Howdoiverify 4y ago
Read something Sunday morning, implement, work on your projects afterwards and chill. Maybe cut out 30 mins of your workout as coolsocks stated and use your lunch break to read or go cold approaching. What do you care if you read RP Infront of your friends. Anyway you are crushing it, keep on grinding. Try out different things and see what works for you, you got your schedule so tweak it a bit.
7YearsInTibet 4y ago
theres middle ground between audiobooks and notes
Open Source Librera Reader, that reads epub [mobi and pdf] and lets you do the bookmarks from highlighted text or in position.
Downside Uncle G knows what you're reading
unplugged69 4y ago
It's great you're studying something you find interesting and it will also earn you money. Just remember that to make it in IT you also need people skills to make connections, and IT companies care more about experience than masters/PhD which aren't as high on the list. Not saying they're not worth it but you should focus on also getting the right experience.
Source: I'm a director at a major tech company but worked my way up from an Engineer many years ago. You can do it too if you believe and put in the work.
Anyway keep doing what you're doing because you're already crushing it. Redpill practice is more important than theory anyway, and reading RP books won't make you irresistible to women you still get rejected lots.
The point about RP is that women aren't the center if your life and you can't negotiate attraction. The rest of it takes those 2 points and expands them but that's really it.
Keep raising your SMV and if you have free time go talk to chicks and learn to flirt and ask for numbers and dates, seek rejection and don't avoid it, that's the key
coolsocks00 1 4y ago
2 hours in the gym 6 days a week is a lot. Get it down to 1.5 hours and read while you grab some food after. Use supersets in your accessory work or just be more efficient.
Howdoiverify 4y ago
I'm doing 6 times a week PPL and I also end up with 2 hours. At this point I have time for it but might just cut sets by 1 and increase weight to save up some time, later on
MrSupreme 4y ago
Why worry about reading RP when you're applying the same stuff in real life
Getting great grades, crushing it at the gym ,sounds alright to me, however if you really feel like it,take a day off at the gym every 2 days and use the time to read up
whytehorse2021 4y ago
Lack of sleep will go against your gym work. Lack of recovery days after workouts will go against your gym work. I would suggest becoming more efficient in the gym. I see guys who just sit there resting between sets while I'm working a different muscle group between sets. Hell I don't even do sets I just go for muscle failure and then move on.
When I was in college I integrated my workouts into my day by riding a bike or rollerblading to campus. There's your cardio.
You should adopt the Cornell note-making method to improve your study efficiency. It's scientifically proven and will take you 10min to learn.
Boosted_Arrow 4y ago
I do the same with excercising diiferent muscles during rest times. It really makes the difference and it annoys the hell out of me when ppl are blocking a machine or bench for fcking 15 minutes for just 3 sets!! Like how retarded is that?!
Anyway, how many sets do you do for one excercise? And do you do like multiple excercises for the same muscles or for different ones?
7YearsInTibet 4y ago
some ppl don't wanna go anywhere because if you cycle spaces then someone else will jump in and you're screwed
going in pairs would work
whytehorse2021 4y ago
Yeah I hate the machine hogs too. Like can't you do tinder over there while I use the machine? Anyway I'm on TRT so I don't have to worry about natty stuff. I have a consistent level of T at all times. I do as many reps as I can and then stop. I adjust my weight so that I can do about 15-20 reps in the power-zone of the muscle.
The only sets I do are for my shoulders and that's because of an injury and what my physical therapist advised. Basically bent over rows 3x with a change of the hand position. I switch arms for each set so it's non-stop exercise. You should see the kids at the gym when I come in with a tank top and shorts and my veins all pop out. I'm this old gray beard ex-military-looking