A shout out to all the short kings out there!
I’m taller than most women, so I haven’t experienced this myself. But I hear that many women refuse to date a short guy. He can be rich, jacked, funny, caring, handsome, a snappy dresser and charming, but if he’s short? No chance.
That sucks, but at least it filters out the superficial ones.
I sympathise because No Hopeless Men is a short king.
It’s only ten pages long. It might be the shortest book I’ve ever published.
But – like a good man – it overflows with value.
Unlike a good man, you only need to engage with it for about ten minutes a day until you’re done with it.
Here’s how it works:
If you’re feeling miserable, bitter, lonely and cynical about your dating prospects, then that’s eroding you from the inside. Even if you don’t want to date, feeling that way poisons you.
You’re not finding yourself or focusing on your future. You’re marinading in anger and pity.
There’s a huge difference between that and genuinely deciding not to date.
One is moving towards something good – your peace, success and legacy.
The other is moving away from something bad – the drama, games and judgement.
Both are useful in the short term.
Only one is healthy over years and decades.
Whatever you choose, choose wisely: