Why Men Will Be More Successful With The Right Wife

Some men, especially successful ones, think that as they are already doing well on their own, they don’t need a wife to help and might even get in the way of their business and career. With that in mind many then just want casual relationships for physical purposes. However what they don’t think can be even more successful with the right wife who can provide support both emotionally and also work wise.

A supportive wife can provide motivation and encouragement. She can serve as a source of motivation and encouragement, helping you to stay focused and motivated in pursuing your goals. This can be especially important for men, who may often feel pressure to succeed and may struggle with self-doubt.

A supportive wife can provide emotional and psychological support. A supportive wife can provide a safe space for you to confide in and receive emotional support. She can also provide practical support: In addition to emotional support, a supportive spouse can also provide practical support that can help you achieve your goals. This can include helping with household chores and childcare responsibilities, allowing you to focus on their work and career.

The right wife can help you become successful more quickly or if you are already doing well, then enable you to become even more successful. Perhaps an easier way to explain is to use the caveman analogy. Back in the stone age survival depended on how well a man can hunt and it was mostly men due to the physical nature of hunting. The more successful a man was at hunting the more food was available and the more he could support a family. Now during winter there is less game available to hunt and conditions make it more difficult, therefore its best to have something to preserve enough meat to make sure you get through the leaner times (winter).

As you can only do one thing at a time, this means that as a hunter you would need to take time off from hunting to do the skinning and preserving. So you will have less time to go hunting and so will bring less game and food in. What you need is not another hunter but someone to do the skinning and preserving so you can devote all your time and concentration on hunting and bringing in more game, and the more time you spend doing it the better the hunter you will become.

This analogy is the same in modern life. You go to work, and because you are on your own you have to try to find the time to handle the finances and everything else as well. As you can only spare a small amount of time to it this means you will not be able to look after your finances well. In addition your focus will be divided between your work/job and having to look after everything else in your life. This means that you won’t have time to research and look into investments as to how to grow your money. However if you had a life partner (a wife), her job will then be to handle all the finances and make the money you bring in stretch as far as she can. And if she was more capable then to be able to grow the money by making good investments. The analogy here with the stone age is that she has cut off part of the meat you hunted and used that as bait to catch fish and in this way increased your food supply.

You dd not need another hunter but someone to do the skinning, preserving and hopefully able to grow the food supply. In modern times you don’t need her to bring in another income but to manage the money, and hopefully be able to grow it (if she was more capable and this is a trait you need to look for and know how to identify which I will show in a later article).

You only need another hunter if game becomes scarce so you need another hunter in order to cover more terrain. The analogy for this in modern times is that you only need your partner to work and bring in another income if conditions are that your income alone isn’t enough to make ends meet.

In conclusion, having the right wife can greatly contribute to a man's success in both their personal and professional lives. She can provide emotional and psychological support, practical support, motivation and encouragement, and help maintain a healthy work-life balance. All of these factors can lead to increased productivity, job satisfaction, and overall well-being for men.