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The Law of the Jungle

As you may remember from grammar school or the Animal Channel on television, a group of lions in the jungle is called a “pride”. There is a leader among every pride. After the male, dominant leader has established himself as such, the other less-dominant lions follow in a sequential “pecking order” or chain of command, so to speak. How this leader is established and agreed upon by the rest of the pride and how the other lions fall into place is based on their individual animalistic instincts, intelligence, social skills, and desire for certain positioning.

If an ambitious lion wants to become the leader or at least improve his current position in the pride, he must use his animalistic instincts to their fullest, get smarter, improve his social skills, and increase his desire to move higher up the ranks.

Fortunately or unfortunately depending on where you currently rank, it works the same way for we men in our world. All you have to do is watch one of the Italian mafia movies like “The Godfather” or “Goodfellas” to see a clear demonstration of how power and influence are established in their most basic, animalistic form. Make no mistake about it, the same human social dynamics take place among groups of men in every city across the world; every culture; every social circle; every age range; every single day; and in even more obvious and less obvious ways. From the boardroom to the crime infested street corner in the ghetto, men are determining their pecking order among their own peer groups.

Power and influence among men—the foremost qualities of the true Alpha Male—are very similar to that of a pride of lions. Where do you currently rank in your “pride” and how badly do you want to improve your position?

Whether you want to realize it or not, where you rank in society is determining your level of opportunity in life, happiness, financial and material wealth, and freedom—or lack thereof. It’s like the television show of “Survivor”—but it’s for real, big dog! And, whether you choose to play along with “the game” or not, make no mistake that the game is still in play—and you are still a part of it. Your lack of animalistic instincts, intelligence, social skills, and desire for certain positioning has determined your placement among all of the people—not just the men—around you at work, home, and play.

The good news is that you can improve your social standing as a dominant male immediately by applying the powerful information I am going to share with you on this web site.