This article was co-authored by Jeffrey Fermin and by wikiHow staff writer, Devin McSween. Jeffrey Fermin is an Employee Relations Expert based in Miami, Florida. He currently works as Head of Demand Generation for AllVoices, a platform that manages employee relations issues. Through his work, he has developed extensive experience with understanding human behavior and the intricacies of work life. He’s also the Founder of a full-service marketing company called New Theory. He has more than 13 years of experience in B2B SaaS marketing, and has specifically focused on human resources technology, digital marketing, and content creation. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Bachelor of Education from Florida International University. Jeffrey has won a Microsoft Octas Innovation Award and is a TechCrunch Disrupt Runner-Up.
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While scrolling online, you’ve probably seen the term “high-value man” in buzz-worthy articles or viral videos. If you’re not really sure what a high-value man is or what he’s like, we’ve got you covered. We’ll tell you how online culture defines a high-value man, what his traits and behavior are like, and how to become a high-value man yourself. If you’re ready to learn more about this kind of guy, read on!
Things You Should Know
- Online culture defines a high-value man as a respected, successful, likable, confident, and attractive man.
- A high-value man has a clear purpose in life and achieves his goals to get there. He is always learning to better himself emotionally, mentally, and physically.
- A high-value man is committed, emotionally intelligent, responsible, and surrounds himself with other high-value people.
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