Every man and woman must learn to control their emotions and desires, to become the sovereign of their own lives. We are so consumed by emotions and desires that we let it control our every day lives. Everything that causes depression, anxiety and other negative situations are outside of us but we let it consume and control us. Once a man learn to control his desires and emotions he becomes godly, this is crucial for a man’s ascension in life. We must not let sex drugs desires alcohol emotions or greed consume us, for if we do we surrender our only power self preservation. If we can control the overwhelming desires of temptations and the impulsive dominating emotions, we become the supreme rulers of our own destiny.

A man must become the ultimate best version of himself in his lifetime. We are controlled and programmed from the day we exit the womb. We must shampoo everything we have been taught, all of the false narratives how to navigate life. We must recondition our minds and program it with red pill awareness. The only way to eliminate failure and elevate success, is only through self awareness self education and unplugging from the false narratives inflicted upon you. Self-control, an aspect of inhibitory control, is the ability to regulate one’s emotions, thoughts, and behavior in the face of temptations and impulses. As an executive function, it is a cognitive process that is necessary for regulating one’s behavior in order to achieve specific goals.

A man becomes a god when he has mastered and learned himself, he began to control his destiny. He will realize that he can accomplish anything in the possibility of his own realm of reality. A man must learn to transmute energy and manipulate it to his own advantage, in an optimistic way. Self-care is the entrance point after coming to terms with accountability. Maintain a healthy relationship not only with others that are worthy but yourself also. Stop suppressing and start reappraising, eliminate harnessed emotions. Practice being mindful, so that you broaden your horizons. Prevent emotional outburst by, learning to control how you react to anything that doesn’t serve you for the betterment in it’s entirely.

1. Change your environment to prevent relapse. Remember — “Out of sight, out of mind”
2. Accept the temptations, don’t resist them, for they’d only rebound to come back stronger
3. Consciously redirect your attention to something else
4. Strip the desire off of its attraction by cognitive reframing
5. Start the practice of watching your thoughts and kill desires when they arise
6. Simplify your life to avoid developing new, useless desires for material objects
7. Train your concentration to focus one-pointedly on anything you’re doing
8. Raise your consciousness to find happiness within therefore making desires less enticing

Gregory Standley