Go to any social media platform, type in Andrew Tate, and you'll see a person who has mastered capturing attention. Lessons: 1. Don't be boring 2. Be polarizing 3. It's all well and good to say this, but @Bru Capellà showed me how Andrew executes this. It's through exaggeration. When most people say extreme things, they may capture attention, but it's all negative attention, because there's nothing valuable underneath what they're saying. But if you exaggerate a valid point, you get the best of both worlds. You capture the attention from the extreme point, but you also are making a valid point, so people don't just view you as crazy. I don't care about whether you agree with what he's saying or not. And I'm not saying we should all emulate him. I'm just saying there's lessons we can learn from him. Thoughts?