Mgtow Building Wealth and Power: For Single Men Only Paperback – January 12, 2016

Tim patten did a very good job explaining Mgtow. He talks about how to save money, invest in the stock market and relationship with women. Tim get me a lot to think about, especially dating women with children and having children I cannot afford because statistics shows that a child cost 300,000 and that doesn't include college. The girl who cried rape chapter very informative because it shows you how women will say you rape them, to get revenge on you just because they open their legs and got dupe. There is another chapter called Nickolas get lucky that I also liked but will not tell you how it played out, you have to read it yourself. I think every man should read this book.

After hemorrhaging for years I embraced a Mgtow business philosophy. These books are invaluably for the single male . Any young man that's wants to understand his place in the corp.universe should do a few hours with This book . good read

This book is awesome! It is very well-written and carefully researched. The author has really done his homework. I strongly recommend this book to all men.

Tons of great advice for men in the modern world that are going their own way. Sound basic financial advice, as well as more advanced advice later on in the book. Five Stars for an Author who is actually willing to break out of the western gynocentric mold.

The book is wide in scope, and therefore hits the wave tops of what it covers. Going from chapter to chapter is somewhat discordant, kind of like moving from convo to convo in a party.

This is a handbook that I wish would have been around when I was in college. There is a structured way in which the author teachers the reader to save money, avoid toxic relationships, and for the reader to focus on their goals to achieve success. This is a fine manual on how to invest money, cut back on your daily spending to keep you pocket book full, rather than teedering on empty. There is one list of one man's morning purchases....newspaper, coffee, starbuck's, donuts, breakfast, cigarettes, beer-wine-alcohol, soda, candy, bottle water. These totaled up to $8,200 per year. Imagine having that in the bank!The lesson I enjoyed most about this book/handbook was that it makes an educated guide to financial success. It is obvious that the author lived this path. By following these guidelines, it would save one a lot of time in having a guide to build success.My advice is to read, learn, apply, keep on the course, and reep the benefits of the books/authors teachings.

a very informative book

This should be mandatory reading for every single male . truly an awesome book