The legend of Spartacus had always influenced me. Before entering in the PUA world I saw the movie by S. Kubrick and really changed my life.

The summary would be: Spartacus was a tracian slave that fought a few guards while working on a mine and Lentulos Batiatus saw the event and took him to his Gladiator´s School, the best in Ancient Rome. Once there, tired of living without his freedom he started a slave revolution, the biggest in history and almost achieved his goal that was escaping Italy.

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The guy was nothing, he was less than a human beeing, he was a slave, an object, the last thing on Earth, and he achieved an historical event like leading the greatest slave revolution ever, just because he was willing to do it. He had nothing but hope, mental strenght and a burning desire of beeing free.

With all those disadvantages he achieved EVERYTHING. Do you dare to say that you cant pick up a girl because youre ugly or are too afraid to approach?.

Think about Spartacus this friday night before going out and you will feel the inner fire raising inside you...

I'm not too sure I can compare Spartacus to picking up girls, but whatever works for you I guess haha.

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Its not only about picking girls, is about changing your life: nothing is too hard to achieve if you have the will to do it, even destroying the most powerful Empire ever.

Spartacus had the right mental setup, he was in "state" and that lead him to achieve his goals.

Sounds interesting. I've always liked the concept of the inner warrior and I've always noticed this can be a great motivation. Do you have any other recommendations about Spartacus? The series or mini-series perhaps? Any other historically correct "heroes"?

Love the enthusiasm but when comparing yourself to spartacus no doubt that andy whitfield and liam mcintyre will come to mind. those are traditionally good looking guys. im not exacly sure if that's going to inspire any confidence in some people just starting out.