The Red Pill Generation Podcast
What happens when a sense of adventure meets, preparation, a great network and luck?
For budding entrepreneur and China enthusiast, Luke Francis it's $70,000 in less than 14 days. Morveau Watches' goal was $20,000, for their Indiegogo campaign. That's more than 350% funded and counting with another 2 weeks remaining.
Here's how he did it...
To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of The Red Pill Generation Podcast & Blog. We've made a few compilation episodes of the most interesting, inspirational, informative and insane bits from RPG circa June 2014 - June, 2015.
Episodes in this Compilation (Listed in Order):
Ep 8. Co-CEO/Co-Founder - Rohan/ Ep 10. 5 Reasons I'm Not Friends with Girls/ Ep 25. Veni Vici On C'est Montréal/ Ep 26. Pick Up Artists & Pushing Your Limits/ Ep 27. How To Make $5K a Month PPC
Read MoreYou are the average of the 5 people you surround yourself with.
In this episode, Mocha and Tess talk about why having friends pursuing the entrepreneurship path, location independent or not, can make or break you and why. They also bromance about how they have helped each other in the recent past - from asking bosses for raises, dealing with personal issues, discussing business processes, outsourcing, and more.
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Coming off of the episode on Pick Up Artists, RSD and Pushing Your Limits, we move away from Veni Vici's PUA life. Into why he quit his banking job, jumped into P.P.C. (Pay Per Call online marketing) and went from losing money in his first month to making $5K a month net profit in less than a year - all location independent income.
Read MoreIn this episode through talking about Veni Vici's assent in self-improvement, pushing his limits - we analyze PUA (Pick Up Artists) in general and the PUA forum/dating coach service RSD (Real Social Dynamics) which you may have heard of when Julien Blanc was deemed "The Most Hated Man in the World" in 2014 by TIME Magazine...fucking TIME MAGAZINE!
Read MoreRPG co-founder Veni Vici features on the podcast for the first time and gives an alternative perspective on the 3 Part C'est Montreal Paradis Des Animaux series. In the next part he talks about his journey from Needy to Veni Vici and eventually making nearly $5,000 a month net profit via his PPC marketing business - all location independent income.
In this two part episode Tesseract interviews Cafe Mocha who gives an extensive run down on expat life in Guangzhou, China, his struggles when he first arrived (like getting robbed for $600) to landing a sweet gig at a private tutoring start-up, crafting your own job, building an entrepreneurship network in China and how the sourcing business is going. Other topics discussed are X1 and X2 visas, how the mastermind forum ENTER CHINA and the Roosh V Forum helped him settle in China and overcome his failures.
In this two part episode Tesseract interviews Cafe Mocha who gives an extensive run down on expat life in Guangzhou, China, his struggles when he first arrived (like getting robbed for $600) to landing a sweet gig at a private tutoring start-up, creating a business English course and how his sourcing company is developing. Other topics discussed are X1 and X2 visas, how the mastermind forum ENTER CHINA and the Roosh V Forum helped him settle in China and overcome his failures.
The final episode episode of Cafe Mocha's adventures in Zambia, it acts partially as a part 2 to "Ep 20. Kryptonite Interview - Traditional Zambian Families" so we highly recommend you listen to that one before this. Him and Kryptonite reminisce about growing up together, their school days, competing for the same women, alpha dog fights with siblings and even discuss corrupt African governments. All the while having a "few" too many glasses of Chivas Regal whiskey...
In this episode, Kryptonite shares his experiences playing professional football (soccer) in Spain. He takes us through his journey from how he was discovered to highs and lows of success. From crazy groupie fans, to making over $15,000 a month, to shady agents and racism. From this podcast ep you should learn what happens when you realize the ugly business behind your art and how you can handle it.
We welcome Cafe Mocha's childhood bestie; Kryptonite to the podcast, to talk about his experiences growing up in a "traditional Zambian family." Subjects covered include, African culture, male machismo, religion, conservative parenting, corporal punishment, entrepreneurship, sibling rivalry and much more.
This is a sequel or update rather of Ep 12. Parents - Pot Smoking Moms and Cheating Dads. In which Café Mocha discusses the outcome of his father's infidelity. How he handles this situation in a Red Pill fashion with regards to a possible illegitimate child or children... With new comer to the podcast, Kryptonite.
Tesseract and Café Mocha Skype in to chat about first impressions of new and old cities - Hong Kong, China and Lusaka, Zambia respectfully. In this episode you should gain insight on the rapid and vast amount of development in Africa mainly through investment/immigration from China. You should also gain insight to Tesseract's first experiences with South East Asia as well the Filipino ladies in Hong Kong.
In this episode, we simply recapitulate the story of 10 Red Pill Guys descending into some of the deepest levels of debauchery there is - in Canada's sin city, Montréal, QC. From copious amounts of intoxicants, to "Viagra roulette", strippers, threesomes, exhibitionism and more - nothing was beyond limits in Montréal...
This is the third podcast ep of an ongoing audio and written series, that is sure to go down well with feminists globally (probably not).
The Red Pill Generation, an audio dose of The Red Pill, helping open the eyes of young men of action, modern conquistadors if you will, everyday. We analyze and share our own experiences on a broad range of subjects like self improvement, starting your own business, passive income, traveling or living abroad, women, sex, relationships, fitness and more.
She's murmuring while resting on top of me, can't really tell what she is saying. Is she talking in Korean to me? Maybe she's just drunk? I ask for clarification, and she repeats “Turn off the lights.” Fear struck my heart. That doesn't sound like that sweet, innocent looking girl I met at the mall. Why should the light be turned off?? I pictured a vivid scenario of her strangling me for having sex with her 20 minutes ago. Widow Spider Mode.
The frequency in which, I have seen girls engaged in a thumb war with their smartphones, when they are literally surrounded by actual humans is actually deplorable. If you agree to meet people for a social interaction quite frankly, shit or get off the pot. Now if you want to talk about my selfie game, that’s another story...