Why Every Man Shouldn’t Be A Sigma
The next ‘big leap’ in personal development for men and why it’s so bad.
My mom cleans the homes of a variety of people from all different walks of life. One family she cleans twice per week is a family from the middle-east who moved to Canada years ago.
The wife of the household who hired Molly Maid to clean her home does all of the heavy lifting around the house.
She gets up bright and early in the morning to get their two kids ready for school, and drive them to a school outside of their district (the youngest didn’t want to change schools when they moved to their new home).
From there, her day of work begins as she is an Uber driver and delivers goods specifically from Wal-Mart to various people across the city. She also runs a cake baking business where she picks up various supplies, makes cakes at home and delivers those too.
She does that all day until the kids are done with school.
She picks up her kids and returns home at that point where she then cooks supper before going to bed at about 8pm.
And she does this five times per week.
Meanwhile her husband is, presumably, a stay-at-home dad and offers moral support. However it’s not much considering that…
