The thing that was left out was actually the most important one: Be a man, and be a manly man. That means, tall, over 6 feet. Square jaw. Deep voice. Muscular. Beard. Confident. Direct. Decisive... Unfortunately this is not something you can change about yourself, not easily. But it's actually a big determiner for who gets to lead, whether it's in government, in corporations, groups of any sort, or in the household. And power and leadership is an external representation of how people internally see you. That's the "respect" we're talking about. And the corollary, if you're weak looking, short, feminine, soft, have a high pitched voice, and so on, you're instantly categorized as not a leader. Not someone who should be followed, or listened to even. More like a push-over. These are the people that get interrupted and overridden in decision making. And that's your role. You can't change it by demanding respect or speaking up, being more competent, etc. That just isn't going to happen, other than maybe starting your own company and therefore having power instead of being given power from the way others see you. It's an unfair world, but that's reality.

Within each of us lie psychological superpowers waiting to be unleashed. Courage, resilience, empathy-these are the tools that empower us to navigate life's challenges with grace and strength. Embrace your inner superhero, harnessing the power of your mind to conquer adversity, uplift others, and create a brighter world.

@HajiStaxGaming

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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 nobody is a “super hero” lol the fuck 😂😂😂