Becoming a Renaissance Man Advice

First you should get a degree if you don't have one.

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>>18461156
>What kinds of behaviors/habits would make me more appealing?

So instead of pursuing knowledge and skills to feed an insatiable curiosity to learn, you want to be appealing to women?
Would you still have the same motivations if you were trying to attract men? no, not sexually but as a means to be admired and respected?


I don't intend to be snide, but you aren't gonna get far my dude.


The closet man I know who fits the description of 'Renaissance Man' is my mechanic.

Even though he speaks in laymen terms and his descriptions are often unsophisticated, he's passionately curious about anything mechanical, which then led him towards electronics, hydraulics he learned to be competent at college level mathematics to understand further concepts, the dude can competently fly airplanes and helicopters, para-gliders, gyro-copters. Last I heard he was offered a bridging program/scholarship to by a university. He knows his machines and his love for them led him to do things that you wouldn't imagine a mechanic doing.


My point is, people who you describe tend to remain unseen. Its a shame, I know, but that's just the way they are.
They don't care about fame or fortune or attention, just another venture and avenue to pursue.


But anyways, I wish you all the best in your pursuits.

Oh, and obligatory.
> Money
> be urself XD
> Face,frame, height
etc etc

>>18461223
Fpbp

>How do I become a well rounded polymath?

Literally impossible, every field requires too much knowledge to be a polymath these days.

>>18461589
I want to learn for the sake of learning, to be unique, etc.

The women thing is merely one small factor. I happen to think being good with women is just another aspect of being a polymath, and I'm definitely not a Lethario yet. Knowledge and self imrovement are far more important, bagging women would be a side effect

>>18461156
Well academics are really the only things that can make you more intelligent, so. When it comes to being interesting that's purely subjective.

>>18461156
>>18462229
Anon you sound like you want to be a special snowflake, pardon me if I am wrong. But you should try to become knowledgeable because you want to rather than for a modus operandi.

If you want to actually develop skills, here is a good list.

>stop browsing 4chan
>stop gaming
>stop wanking
>read one book per week, then two books per week
>pursue a good degree (accounting, IT, Business)
>pick up a real hobby like a sport or hiking
>join local clubs
>exercise regularly and/or join a gym
>eat well
>sleep well

Things will fall into place then.

>>18462864
>Wanting to better yourself with life skills and knowledge makes you a special snowflake

Yeah....no. I'm doing this for myself because I just spent a year recovering from severe depression and DPDR. I finally feel well enough again to do everything I can.

I already lift heavily every other day and do martial arts twice a week. I eat and sleep fine. I'm also a writer and an artist (aspiring). I want to capitalize on my potential for myself, the other stuff comes as a side effect. Thanks for answering though.