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Wax Walker back in stock – and the fit of vintage knitwear

September 20, 2021BruceDayne

During September and October will be restocking all of the outerwear collaborations we do with Private White VC, and releasing a new version of the Donegal raglan coat.

The Bridge Coat was restocked a couple of weeks ago, and just over half have sold so far, mostly to the waiting list. But all sizes are still available.

The redesigned Trench Coat, which launched back in the Spring, will be restocked in a couple of weeks; and soon after that we should have the Donegal, in a new grey herringbone.

Other winter pieces like the Indulgent Shawl Cardigan and the watch caps will also be restocked in a month or two - see the bottom of this post for a full list.

Today, however, it’s the turn of the Wax Walker - that modern and (for me) most flattering version of the classic waxed jacket, launched last year. It has just been restocked and is available here.

Unlike the other outerwear, there’s only ever been one set of photos of the Wax Walker, so we thought it would be good to take some more, this time in and around Mayfair.

I think they demonstrate how well the coat switches from rural to urban.

I’ve included some of the images we took in Ireland last year at the bottom of this post, to remind readers of that rural side. But when you’re in town, the dark-brown colour of the wax, and the black corduroy, make it much more harmonious than a green Barbour or its ilk.

Of course, some people want that contrast between a country coat and a city suit - that’s the point. But for those that don’t, or that need something to be a bit smarter in town, I think the Wax Walker works much better.

This outfit in particular is a combination for a dark, rainy day in town.

The roll neck is a black Bryceland’s RAF sweater (although that colour is not on sale at the moment - only navy, red, cream and camel) and the trousers are charcoal flannels, made by Whitcomb & Shaftesbury in heavy Fox cloth (19oz, FS405 A2069/33). The boots are the Cranleigh from Edward Green in mink suede.

I think this is a good example of how black knitwear can be useful, particularly in a more muted, cold-colour wardrobe. Navy doesn’t quite fit with the palette, cream is too stark, and dark brown would be the same colour as the coat and shoes.

So black, although not a colour of knitwear worn that often by menswear guys, is a useful alternative - another option that might be already used elsewhere.

With the Wax Walker, black also picks up nicely on the black accents of the jacket: the facing on the collar, and the reinforcements on the ends of the sleeves.

There’s also something about this shade of dark-brown cloth that feels like it has a black cast to it. A shadowy feel, perhaps, just created by the texture of the waxed finish.

To exaggerate the effect, I’ve also worn a new black version of our cashmere Watch Cap (above), which will be available in the PS Shop later this Autumn.

I wouldn’t wear the black cap with a black knit on its own - that would be rather too cat burglar-like - but with the Wax Walker over the top it works well.

And, just as with the knit, black is a surprisingly useful colour to have available as a cashmere beanie or watch cap. It compliments muted shades of everything, from brown to cream to green.

Above I’ve also included an image of the Bryceland’s roll neck without the jacket.

I did this because I thought it was a good opportunity to demonstrate how flattering vintage-style knitwear can be.

The Bryceland’s piece is inspired by an old RAF knit, and like those old pieces the ribbing at the waist is both tight and long. This means it folds down easily on top of itself, enabling you to move your upper body without any chance of the knit riding up, and letting in cold air.

The chest is then cut large, so you could wear layers underneath if you wish. The overall effect is of an almost Atlas-like silhouette: large on top, slim down below.

I also chose to size up, from my normal 40 to a 42: the slimness of the waist meant I could do so without that becoming too big.

You can read the full details on the Wax Walker on our original launch post here. That’s always the best way to understand why the product was designed the way it was.

If anyone wants a quick summary, the key points are:

It uses a dark-brown waxed cotton that is not usually seen in waxed jackets, making it unusual but also perhaps more modern and urban
It is cut long enough to sit over a tailored jacket
The back is designed like a field jacket, with bellows on either side of the back and a half belt. This creates a more masculine look than the normal raglan-sleeve style
That's accentuated by the lack of a shoulder seam - the shoulders have one piece of cloth sitting over the top. This looks good but also makes it more waterproof
It has a removable grey-flannel liner, making it a good layer for most of the year. The drawstring waist makes it adaptable for layers underneath as well
The outer chest pockets are cut into the seams, make them virtually hidden. They’re lined with cashmere
It uses British wax, British wool, and was made at the Private White VC factory in Manchester

There’s so much more. My favourite detail is the jersey panel we used across the inside of the back, to keep the bellows perfectly functional. It’s genius, but no one will ever see it.

As I said, all the details, as well as pictures of me getting soaked, here. The Wax Walker costs £665 + VAT.

For those interested, the other upcoming PS products and restocks are:

New collaboration with Begg & Co, coming in two weeks
Restock of the redesigned Trench Coat, in navy, just after
Restock of the Indulgent Shawl Cardigan, in navy and one new colour, in early October
New grey colour of the Donegal Coat, just after that
Restock of the PS Harris Tweed, at the end of the month
Restock of the Watch Caps, at the same time
Small restock of the reversible Valstarino, in early November
New iteration of the shearling coat with Cromford, at the same time

And somewhere in there we will also have restocks of the ever-popular Friday Polos and the Selvedge Chambray shirt. It’s a lot isn’t it? Not often that I write it all down like that.

As per usual, those on the waiting list will get first access, so email the support team if you would like to be on that list ([email protected]). Thank you.

Photography: Jamie Ferguson @jkf_man

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Your Horoscope This Week: September 19, 2021

September 19, 2021BruceDayne

This week begins with a full moon in Pisces on Monday evening, but not before Mercury in Libra makes a trine to Jupiter in Aquarius. The combination of these two aspects offers a clarifying energy upon an otherwise muddy week. Clarity, in this case, has less to do with having all the facts straight and all the logistics ironed out, and more to do with recognizing the fragile and unpredictable nature of the world upon which we map our timelines. Mercury in Libra creates space for multiple versions of the same story, for perspectives that might differ from our own. This space harmonizes with Jupiter in Aquarius’s impulse to know more, to be each other’s teachers, and make way for further possibilities. The Pisces full moon follows suit, certain that whatever happens, it’s neither the end nor the beginning of who we are and what we’re capable of doing together.

Of course, for those of us a little tired of trying to do very much of anything given the health of our Earth and the people on it, Mars in Libra mirrors us in the stars — moving a little slower, practicing greater discernment, surveying the scene from all sides before proceeding. But, moving slower isn’t the same as being idle, a reminder that the Sun in cardinal Libra will be happy to offer us come Wednesday. With Mars in Libra and Venus in Scorpio in mutual reception, Venus’ opposition to Uranus on Thursday and Mars’ trine to Saturn on Saturday are both sure to get our wheels turning. The direction those wheels turn, though — to say nothing of the amount of dust they kick up — is between us, our impulse control, and our accomplices.

**Aries Sun & Aries Rising**

Conflict is fruitful in many ways. It can bring out a sense of competitive play and camaraderie, like two students vying to answer a challenging question or the captains of opposing sports teams regarding each other with respect after a difficult match. Conflict can also teach us what we’re passionate about, what side we are on, and what matters most at the end of the day. But, it takes a good deal of perspective to receive those lessons rather than getting stuck in the hot energy that this friction creates. Conflict can’t be a path toward closeness with others, however — although it *can* show you what stands in your way. When the smoke clears, and there’s rubble around you, how you move past the rocks (if you even want to) is valuable information. Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Taurus Sun & Taurus Rising**

Your ruling planet, Venus, doesn’t do so well in Scorpio, but the mood of the transit is a mood that feels familiar to you. There’s a weariness here and a watchfulness, too. A relentless pull to be selfish when it comes to yourself, even when you wish you could show up for everything and everyone. There’s nothing wrong with being selective, with recognizing that spreading yourself thin across multiple people and multiple communities comes at the cost of your creative energy. There’s nothing wrong with being a little possessive of yourself. Just be mindful of the beliefs that start to creep in when you close yourself off a little too long. The line isn’t quiet because no one wants to talk; the line is quiet because you unplugged the phone. Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Gemini Sun & Gemini Rising**

Balancing one’s conflicting needs is a challenge for most people. It’s an extra challenge for Gemini placements, however, whose conflicting needs can spring from conflicting selves. On your good days, this tension can yield to a kind of pleasure. And, there’s something to be said for going hard in both directions, in pulling yourself taut across social engagements and then ricocheting into bed rest. But, when working like a robot and then looking to unplug thoroughly, it can be hard to locate a wall — much less yourself. Being alive, we are assured, happens in extremes. But what if you could narrow the gap? Engage the quiet places that inspire your feeling of vitality?. Notice the quiet pockets you gravitate toward when you turn the volume up.Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Cancer Sun & Cancer Rising**

There are certain agreements that go into the building of a thing, and these agreements require faith. Faith that the materials will be steadily available and that, once employed, they will keep their integrity. Faith that the builders will continue their work, show up for it and finish it. Faith that no matter what transpires, the work will have value. This is the faith we bring to our spiritual practices and our creative ones. This is the faith we bring to relationships and the homes we build in service to them. If this week you find yourself unable to hold up your side of an agreement, if you find yourself struggling to show up, try to locate where your faith is faltering. Can it be bolstered? Or must your agreements change?Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Leo Sun & Leo Rising**

Would you believe that communicating what you are thinking and feeling is a more effective path to intimacy than waiting for someone to pick up clues left behind by silences and offhand remarks? I know, huge if true. If intimacy is a word you get stuck on, substitute “feeling seen and supported.” It’s okay to admit you want what most humans want, even if you don’t always believe it’s possible for others to give it. Keeping what burns inside your heart private is your right, but the intensity of your fire has to go somewhere — and that somewhere is usually your body. What if you started from inside and worked your way out? Try touching where you are tense, where you ache, and acknowledge that sensation. Is there a belief that lives alongside that sensation? Where did it come from? Are you interested in changing it?Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Virgo Sun & Virgo Rising**

Day by day, our Sun shifts out from under your stars and toward Libra, following Mars. It’s good to get a little sun, a little spotlight, but it can be exhausting too — all that energy and attention. Perhaps you’ll find that the pressure’s off this week, or slowly tapering. Perhaps you’ll feel relief. More likely, your solar return has not just ushered in a new cycle for you but a new perspective about expectations: the ones you hold yourself to and the ones that can’t hold together very long. With Mercury making their way through Libra, an emphasis is placed on recognizing the agreements you can and can’t afford to make, even if it means letting people down. Protect your time, don’t waste it proving something that never needed proof.Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Libra Sun & Libra Rising**

Monday’s trine between Mercury in Libra and Jupiter in Aquarius frames the coastline of your week like a wave of optimism and opportunity. While that might sound a little carefree, the energy is actually quite calculating and discerning. As you might have recognized by now, there are many ways to express who you are and call in creative possibilities. And, each time you do, you create a chain of reactions: This is what you said, this is what you meant, this is what it attracted, this is what it repelled. Because Jupiter is retrograde, because Mercury is in their shadow in your sign, because Mercury makes a square to Pluto in Capricorn on Wednesday, be selective about the waves you ride this week. Don’t bully yourself into a yes that you don’t want to give. Ride a wave just for the pleasure of it, or wait for the right one to take you where you want to go.Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Scorpio Sun & Scorpio Rising**

Not to make everything sexual, but isn’t everything a little sexual? While it’s not Scorpio season yet, Scorpio energy is definitely rising from its slumber — what with Venus transiting your sign and Vesta beginning her stay under your stars on Monday. While Venus isn’t too keen on being in Scorpio traditionally, the planet finds itself in mutual reception with Mars in Libra, creating a beautiful reciprocal exchange of power and presence. With Vesta’s added influence, there’s a sense that not only do you know what you want, but you’re also resourceful enough to get it on terms that work for you *and* with you. And, if you’re a late degree Scorpio, Monday’s full moon in Pisces is a beautiful reminder of the multiplicity of your erotic nature. There are innumerable passions inside you, each unknown is both a key and a door.Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Sagittarius Sun & Sagittarius Rising**

An hour before Monday’s Pisces full moon, Mercury in Libra trines your ruling planet, Jupiter, in Aquarius. Because Mercury is in pre-retrograde shadow and Jupiter is retrograde, the flow of this trine is more of a perennial stream, continually delivering ground water even when there’s a drought. There are lessons in this waterway that have to do with the ways you’ve used language, how it has served you and how it has limited you. They say you never step into the same river twice, yet we pressure ourselves to step into the same roles, the same definitions, the same collaborations as if the terms never change — as if we never do. Let the language you use to build your life be a living thing, amend the meanings or add them to the dictionary.

Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Capricorn Sun & Capricorn Rising**

Life doesn’t have to make sense, you know this, although it’s tempting to imagine what it would be like if it did. In truth, so much of our lives is spent attending to the insensible, to creating logic and order out of the chaos. Human brains are drawn toward patterns, toward organizing information by category. It takes a great deal of effort to resist the impulse, to let what we encounter move us away from what we know.. But, there’s so much of this world that resists pre-existing categories, so many ways of connecting with others and building a life that are on the other side of the routines and restrictions that claim us. Sometimes, what threatens to destabilize us only means to move us toward a new summit, a more nuanced perspective. Despite the discomfort, you might find that rerouting is worth the view.Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Aquarius Sun & Aquarius Rising**

Jupiter’s transit and current retrograde under your stars is no short-term influence. It’s an ongoing negotiation, a game where the players are in it for the rush of possibility and the unwavering faith that betting on yourself and losing is still better than never having bet at all. On Monday, on the night of the full moon in Pisces, Mercury in Libra makes a trine to Jupiter in Aquarius. Despite the hiccups endemic to any retrograde shadow period, the road before you is open and clear. But an open road needs an open heart and we rarely travel alone. Conflict is an opportunity for transformation. Your ability to side-step dogmatic thinking and create space for other people’s perspectives will serve you well this week, if you let it. Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

**Pisces Sun & Pisces Rising**

A Pisces full moon is a radiant moon, shimmering in concert with the heavenly bodies surrounding her. A Pisces full moon is sensitive the way new beings are sensitive, refusing to get used to it — whether that “it” is the pleasure of a cool breeze or the condescension of someone’s tone. And, a Pisces full moon is wise, the way ancient beings are, uninterested in surface level descriptions of water that runs deep. Under your stars, the moon fills you with the heavy gift of these qualities, inviting you to find them within yourself and work with them. Be mindful of the fact that while this work may yearn for accompaniment, inviting a witness also invites criticism. Giving yourself space and time to grow close with what you collect within you before you share it with others is a powerful spell against self-betrayal. Illustration by Stefhany Lozano

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17 Things ALL Great Men Do (Successful Men’s Habits)

September 18, 2021BruceDayne

Everyone wants to be successful – it's a fact. Too few people know what it takes to make it happen though.

There's no roadmap to success. Every man has to figure out his own passions – his own destiny – before going forth and becoming the man he knows himself to be.

HOWEVER, no one gets there without help. I'm here to give you guys a few examples of great habits practiced by some of the best men I know.

Today we're going over 17 habits of successful people.

#1 Paying Your Dues

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Jimmy Donaldson – or MrBeast – found incredible success on YouTube. He started at age 13 – now, at age 21, he's got a huge following. We're talking millions of subscribers with millions of views PER VIDEO.

What's his successful men's habit? Paying his dues.

MrBeast obsesses over what he does. He spent years putting in 6-8 hour days into his channel. He consumed as much information as he could on a constant basis.

That's why he has so many subscribers – that's why he's a force to be reckoned with at so young an age. Gents, put in the time to reap the reward.

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#2 Surrounding Yourself With Other Successful People

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When it comes to being a good judge of character, I can't find a better example than Aaron Marino (I mean he's got me as a friend, come on). The face behind AlphaM made the right calls when choosing who he'd stand beside.

The first example is his wife. She's stuck with him through thick and thin – through the hardships and triumphs.

But what about in his business partnerships? You guys all know skincare brand Tiege Hanley, right? Aaron went into business with an incredible team of men – Rob the operations manager, Kelly the CEO, and The Chemist who is responsible for the formula in their products.

Together, they've made Tiege Hanley the system for men getting started with skincare. So much of this is due to my friend's skill in making careful and correct decisions when it comes to those he brings into his circle.

Let me level with you. I actually don't consider myself to be immensely successful, but I have developed my skills in leaps and bounds. I've done it by putting myself in situations where I'm the least successful person in the room, by finding people who challenge and inspire me.

“If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants.” – Isaac Newton

I can't emphasize enough the importance of surrounding yourself with inspirational figures – people that drive you to greater and greater heights.

#3 Ignoring The Haters

As far as controversy goes, YouTube cologne commentator Jeremy Fragrance has it in spades. The fragrance community has certain expectations and unspoken rules within, but Jeremy could not care less about any of them.

He pursues his passion for men's colognes HIS way, and he doesn't compromise. You can't argue with the results – the man is undeniably an authority in his field, teaming up with the likes of Alberto Morillas, one of the top perfumers in the world, to put out his new successful fragrance.

It cracks me up every time I see a reviewer hate on his fragrance, simply because Jeremy came up with it. Simply put? He's handsome, talented, and doesn't give a sh** what the haters have to say.

#4 Swallowing Your Pride

Jeff Morgan, creator of The Style OG YouTube channel, was already a successful man. He was a doctor! Yet he still felt inspired to put out videos on style, feeling that black men didn't have any examples to follow.

He got off to a rocky start, but what did he do? He opened his mind and got to researching. In particular, he looked at Jose Zuniga over at Teaching Men's Fashion – a guy who is half his age!

He didn't let this get him down, though. He didn't care that younger men were already successful in the field he was pursuing. Jeff understood that if he didn't suck it up and learn, he'd never get where he wanted to be. That's why this successful habit is all about ignoring your ego – never let it get in the way of your goals.

#5 Reinventing Yourself

YouTuber Ryan Masters is the perfect example of a man rediscovering himself and triumphing as a result. He started out with his channel Sparta Strength, but he's totally changed gears.

Now, he is THE authority in North America for country western dancing. There's no magic to it – he simply started from scratch in this completely new industry, put in the work, gained the knowledge, and BAM.

Never be scared to take your passions in a new path – you never know what just might happen.

#6 Leveraging What Makes You Unique

Tim Dessaint approached an oversaturated market. Let's face it – there is no shortage of men's style channels out there on YouTube.

Focus on what sets you apart and use it as a foundation for your ambition.

That's why this successful men's style habit is all about innovation. Tim identified, embraced and zeroed in on what set him apart. His videos stand out from the pack as a result. They have this intangible artistic flow about them that I got nothing on!

#7 Being So Good You Can't Be Ignored

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Steven from the Redollesence channel hits this successful men's habit like no other. The thing about Steven is that he's quiet, calm and serene. He's not so much a showman as Aaron Marino, not controversial the way Jeremy Fragrance is…

What sets him apart is his knowledge. I've never seen a man know as much about fragrance as he does, and he shows it by getting into the nitty-gritty of his topic.

His passion is showcased through his know-how, and that makes him an attractive source for men looking to dig deeper into the world of men's colognes.

#8 Always Experimenting

When it comes to productive Youtubers, Thomas Frank is the king. His YouTube channel has over 1 million subscribers and he's constantly evolving. Much of this evolution comes simply from trying new things – even when they don't guarantee success.

With these methods, he's had some unexpected successes. He published one video in which he spends an hour studying – that's it! People took to it because it made them feel as though they had a study buddy despite being alone. No one can predict results like that.

#9 Leading By Example

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No one lives their brand like Eric Bandholz. Not only does he promote the image of The Urban Beardsman, but he IS The Urban Beardsman. He is the very embodiment of what he promotes in his company, which makes him the perfect example of this successful men's habit.

As a leader, no one should be living your brand more than you. Take a pointer from Eric!

#10 Continuously Learning

I'm always stressing the importance of knowledge. According to studies, 85% of self-made millionaires read at least two books a month. Part of success is the thirst for knowledge.

I've put up several posts and videos talking about what books to read and what audiobooks to listen to. Mani Vaya built a business on the pursuit of information, so it's only right he be included when I say to NEVER stop learning.

Knowledge is power – it's simple. The more you know, the fewer mistakes you'll make in your business. It's all about continued education; getting the practical knowledge you need to excel in your field.

#11 Remembering Loss & Being Grateful For Today

man stares out a window — When it comes to millionaire habits, perspective is key. Don't let today get you down – look to your past victories.

Every man falls on hard times. I've lost close friends, been unemployed, and struggled in debt.

As tough as they were, those experiences helped me greatly in the long run. You could say that they toughened me up – but that's not the point.

They gave me perspective. Whenever I experience a problem with my company or personal life, it seldom comes close to how bad I've had it before. Knowing this brings a whole new meaning to the phrase “it could be worse.”

Make no mistake, gentlemen, it could be much worse. This millionaire habit is all about perspective. Once you look back on the tough times in your life, today's challenges might be insignificant.

#12 Getting The Big Wins Early In The Day

Do you ever feel like there's a stone crushing your chest? That if you pushed it aside, you could rule the world?

Too many guys ignore that stone and lug it around all day. They leave it for last – but by the time they try to shove it away, they're burned out.

Don't make that mistake. Get the hardest tasks out of the way first. For me, it's filming videos for my YouTube channel. Once that's accomplished, I coast through the rest of the day.

Take it from me, gentlemen – one of the best habits of successful people is knocking the hard stuff out ASAP.

#13 Understanding Eighty Percent…Is Good Enough

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This millionaire habit is key. We might strive for perfection, but we'll never achieve it. You need to do your best, turn in the project, and move on.

Take my business for instance. Sometimes my videos have mistakes in them. However, if I linger too long on a single project, it will never get done.

This 80% rule is what's helped me reach hundreds of thousands of men with my content. The results are there, gents.

#14 Giving Up Alcohol

This millionaire habit is simply moderation.

Drinking offers absolutely no benefits. There are plenty of safe ways to kick back which don't require a ‘buzz'.

Avoiding alcohol leaves money in my pocket. It also stops me from making bad decisions. Alcohol blocks chemical signals between neurons. This leads to slurred speech, impaired judgment, and slow reflexes. As a proud family man, I'd hate for my kids to see me like this.

Alcohol dependency can even induce brain shrinkage over time. The loss of brain matter only gets worse with age and consumption.

Simply put? Alcohol is bad for you. The only drawback to sobriety is that I'm the popular choice for the designated driver.

#15 Striving To Be A Better Listener

successful people have habit to listen to others — Never underestimate the importance of listening. The more you let people talk, the more they'll like you.

This millionaire habit helped me build connections to last a lifetime. I was the man who never listened. I simply waited for my turn to speak and disregarded the other man's point.

Being a good listener benefits you in several ways. For starters, people will enjoy your company and seek it more often. You'll learn new perspectives and new insights. By understanding the needs of others, you also stand a better chance of bettering your popularity.

You might even get some good advice out of it.

#16 Scheduling EVERYTHING

planning is a habit of successful person — The more you schedule, the fewer unexpected headaches you will have.

The best way to stay organized is to keep a rigid timetable. Much of this comes down to fine-tuning your time management skills and being realistic about your goals.

One example comes straight from Essentialism, my favorite book on time management. Just because it took you one hour to accomplish a task that usually takes you four, it won't take one hour every time. Perhaps you were hyper-focused that day, or there were abnormally few distractions to pull you away.

Keeping this in mind, I divide everything into time blocks. Even rest and relaxation is set to a specific time each day.

Scheduling is a critical habit I guarantee every successful person has mastered.

#17 Paying Cash For Everything

Wallet-And-Money — If you can't pay cash, don't buy it – it's as simple as that.

Let me be clear: I do use credit cards from time to time. Certain credit card companies offer cashback programs for loyal users. Where and when cashback takes effect depends on the bank.

Using credit cards and paying them off build your credit score, which can then lower your interest rates and allow you to make larger investments with ease. The better your score is, the less you have to pay upfront.

That being said, I don't buy anything unless I can pay cash. This rule allows me to live below my means and put away a lot in savings. My home is a simple one – and it's paid off. Whenever hard times fall upon us, I have a cushion to fall back to. I'm never living from paycheck to paycheck.

And that, gentlemen, is essential to financial success.

As I said, every man needs to forge his own path to greatness. Nevertheless, there are habits of successful people that every winner has in common. Each person has their strengths to stick to, and the gentlemen I referenced above are no different. Hopefully, this helped you determine yours – and what you need to do to be the badass you were always meant to be.

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Your Horoscope This Week: September 19, 2021

17 Things ALL Great Men Do (Successful Men’s Habits)

#1 Paying Your Dues

#2 Surrounding Yourself With Other Successful People

#3 Ignoring The Haters

#4 Swallowing Your Pride

#5 Reinventing Yourself

#6 Leveraging What Makes You Unique

#7 Being So Good You Can't Be Ignored

#8 Always Experimenting

#9 Leading By Example

#10 Continuously Learning

#11 Remembering Loss & Being Grateful For Today

#12 Getting The Big Wins Early In The Day

#13 Understanding Eighty Percent…Is Good Enough

#14 Giving Up Alcohol

#15 Striving To Be A Better Listener

#16 Scheduling EVERYTHING

#17 Paying Cash For Everything

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