@BallSoHard,
If money's not a concern, many of the options on this list should be open to you:
Top 7 Easiest Ways to Get Laid & Raise Your Notch Count
Even more so if you're location independent.
If you intend to do nightlife, you have a leg up over the 9-to-5 crowd in that you can go on the off nights, build relationships with the staff, and enjoy perks on the weekends once they know you and like you.
I'd also potentially look into throwing dinners, parties, or barbecues if you have a nice place and it's something you'd enjoy doing. I knew a guy who with a buddy of his used to regularly throw dinner parties where he and his buddies would invite girls they'd approached, and also invite a bunch of cool bouncers and some bartenders from nightclubs they liked to frequent. The girls liked to go because then they'd get to meet and flirt with bar staff and build relationships they could use to get into hot clubs more easily. The bar staff liked to go because they got to meet cute new girls and eat free food and socialize with staff from other clubs. And my buddy and his friend benefited more than anyone else... the girls they were able to meet by being VIPs in the hot clubs more than made up for whatever girls they brought to the dinners. And they could still go for a lot of the girls who came to the dinners too (just because she flirts with the bouncer and makes a contact with him doesn't mean she's necessarily off the table for you... especially if she doesn't start sleeping with him).
Alek has a nice post on
hosting your own after parties you might want to check out.
There's a lot you can do in terms of lifestyle design if you're not beholden to spending most of your time on work.
In-shape-wise, make sure you dress in ways that show off your physique. That makes it easy for women to use your body as an opener (touching your muscles, commenting on your body, etc.).
As far as displaying it... if you go out and day game, you will meet college girls, women on their days off, etc., and they will generally be curious about what you do.
I get a lot of comments on this out during the day -- she gives you a bemused look and asks you at some point "So, do you work around here?" (my response is always something along the lines of "Yeah, sometimes I work out of cafés, there's a really nice café down that road with an amazing atmosphere, it's perfect for just focusing without too many distractions"... so now she is even more curious about what you are and why you do not have to be at an office sitting at a desk until your boss allows you to leave).
You can also talk about work in the past tense when it comes up in conversation: "You know, I used to have a 9-to-5. And when you're in it, it feels like just a normal thing... like 'This is just what you've gotta do'. But once you're out of it you realize it's almost like being on a kind of parole. You have to watch what you say and not anger the wrong person. You have to be certain places at certain times, and stay there even if there's nothing for you to do. A lot of jobs are as much about the appearance of work as they are actually doing the work. And you realize how constrictive it is, and how good it feels to not have to do that anymore."
Basically just take her through a mini NLP sequence, tying her daily experience to feeling constricted, and anchoring a feeling of freedom and liberation from that to your lifestyle and being around you.
Lots you can do here. You're limited only by your imagination!
Time is the most precious commodity in the world. With enough of it, you can do whatever you want.
Chase
