jamesfromhouston
Senior Don Juan
Hello gents.
The general message in the manosphere is to chase excellence and also spin plates to make us more rational with women.
It is often said that working on yourself comes before women (plates). But of course, real life isn't so black and white. Self-improvement such as career, health, spirituality, skills, etc. is an ongoing journey. You never truly stop.
On the other hand, it is said to have a good number of plates, many have said 3 is a good rotation number. More than that is difficult to manage and may eat into your own time. But ofcourse you have to spin those plates to maintain them which often involve going out.
So my question is for those of you who seek/spin plates; in a single week, how many nights/days are you out with plates? How many days of the week are you working on yourself/chasing excellence? What is your balance.
For example, I currently have 3 plates now, seeing them weekly means 3 days of the week. I feel like it does consume a lot of my time. Yet if I don't see them regularly they tend to drop off. Even if they drop off, making time to date and develop new plates is also time consuming in itself.
Just wondering how more senior and experienced Don Juans handle the plate life balance. What's your approach? Any tips?
The general message in the manosphere is to chase excellence and also spin plates to make us more rational with women.
It is often said that working on yourself comes before women (plates). But of course, real life isn't so black and white. Self-improvement such as career, health, spirituality, skills, etc. is an ongoing journey. You never truly stop.
On the other hand, it is said to have a good number of plates, many have said 3 is a good rotation number. More than that is difficult to manage and may eat into your own time. But ofcourse you have to spin those plates to maintain them which often involve going out.
So my question is for those of you who seek/spin plates; in a single week, how many nights/days are you out with plates? How many days of the week are you working on yourself/chasing excellence? What is your balance.
For example, I currently have 3 plates now, seeing them weekly means 3 days of the week. I feel like it does consume a lot of my time. Yet if I don't see them regularly they tend to drop off. Even if they drop off, making time to date and develop new plates is also time consuming in itself.
Just wondering how more senior and experienced Don Juans handle the plate life balance. What's your approach? Any tips?