I agree with Notcooanymore that sometimes you seem like a caricature. Not saying you are or anything, but it's tough to tell.
I think your path is clear. On one hand I don't want to sugarcoat things, but on the other hand I legitimately believe in being positive.
What you should be be doing is simple in concept although tough in practice. Focus on what you can control. From a hair standpoint you have very, very aggressive hair loss- probably something like my maternal uncles. You really can't do anything about it at this point. Eventually, technology will improve but for the time being focus on other things you can control. Are you in great shape? How's your face? Let's assume the worst, and that you have a "bad" face and are incapable of working out and developing your body at all. In that case, I would focus all my energy on getting rich. Yes, again, easier said then done, but that's the reality. Lloyd Blankfein is very bald. He also never had a model's face to begin with. But, boy is he rich.
Spencer does a great job about talking how hair loss frustrates people because they can't control it. There are medications that can help, but it's not as if a norwood 7 can say "f it, I'm going to the gym seven days a week and working my way back to my juvenile density." Being a balding guy isn't like being a fat guy. Eventually this will all change and we will have real treatment options. Until then, the key to dealing with hair loss is to place extra emphasis on things that you have control over. Yes, far easier said then done I know, but it is what it is.
I think your path is clear. On one hand I don't want to sugarcoat things, but on the other hand I legitimately believe in being positive.
What you should be be doing is simple in concept although tough in practice. Focus on what you can control. From a hair standpoint you have very, very aggressive hair loss- probably something like my maternal uncles. You really can't do anything about it at this point. Eventually, technology will improve but for the time being focus on other things you can control. Are you in great shape? How's your face? Let's assume the worst, and that you have a "bad" face and are incapable of working out and developing your body at all. In that case, I would focus all my energy on getting rich. Yes, again, easier said then done, but that's the reality. Lloyd Blankfein is very bald. He also never had a model's face to begin with. But, boy is he rich.
Spencer does a great job about talking how hair loss frustrates people because they can't control it. There are medications that can help, but it's not as if a norwood 7 can say "f it, I'm going to the gym seven days a week and working my way back to my juvenile density." Being a balding guy isn't like being a fat guy. Eventually this will all change and we will have real treatment options. Until then, the key to dealing with hair loss is to place extra emphasis on things that you have control over. Yes, far easier said then done I know, but it is what it is.
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