Are Sigma Males Born or Made? (NOT What You're Expecting)

Have you ever met a man who seems calm under pressure, thrives alone, and carries himself with a certain unspoken depth? He might be what many call a Sigma Male—someone who doesn’t fit neatly into the alpha or beta categories, yet commands respect in his own mysterious way. But here’s the question: Is this quiet confidence something they’re born with, or does life’s ups and downs shape them into who they are? Today, we’re digging into ten specific areas where nature might collide with nurture to form the Sigma Male’s personality. #sigma #sigmamale #achievegreatness

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If you're wondering if sigma males are born or made, then you should definitely watch this video. Maybe you can learn something about how sigma males operate that you didn't know before. Either way, I hope you enjoy the video, let me know in the comments if you agree with the points I made.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Early signs of independence in childhood.
01:41 Innate curiosity vs. learned behavior.
02:49 Comparisons to introversion and ambiversion.
04:00 Path of the lone wolf: chosen or forced?
05:04 Stoicism - Nature or nurture?
06:08 Limitless curiosity vs. overthinking.
07:12 Belief in self-teaching over formal education.
08:11 Prioritizing logic over emotion.
09:08 Fascination with life's "grey areas."
10:02 An "old soul" vibe from a young age.
10:50 So, to wrap things up....

[achievegreatnessmedia]

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[xm_mx]

Sigmas are introverts by nature, even shy in the beginning, but curious by nature. But by going through difficult circumstances, they learn to depend on themselves and develop self-reliance, and later develop leadership abilities through necessity.

[kennethmikaelsson]

Born this way... I was five years old when i realized i was some thing els than al my "friends" but i was over fifty when i found out what sigma was..

[jayl]

We're BORN that way. LIFE just molds & refines.

[bradg]

A little of both, I think. In high school I was more popular than I knew, and I had lots of friends when I graduated. After some life experiences, I cut off almost everyone. A narcissistic woman made me who I am today. That's not a compliment to narcissistic women!

[onceinyolifetime]

Being that I am a Sigma male, throughout my journey I believe it's all NATURE! We all may have similar experiences, but we all don't view & respond to them in the manner in which a Sigma Male does. [Just from my experience!] Have a BLESSED journey! ✌🏽&💌

[JerichoHymer]

I know that I have been surviving since day one . For me to continue, I can't have any luggage, no extra weight . I do what I have to, I live, I survive .

[garymeadows]

Speaking only for myself, but this sigma thinks I am the way I am because of both nature and nurture.

[Get_to_the_Point]

One of the best summaries of sigmas I've seen thx

[rileyuktv]

For me it’s both - as a result of emotional adversity developing my introverted character when a young adult. As an adult I trust only a few people, with very limited friends, but am now a senior professional manager in my work.

[owengordon]

I was convinced that nurture was the answer until now but you have made a great argument for nature in my own life. I recall, as a child, debating religion with my parents for some reason and ending the conversation with something like "God is why I am here. You were just the vessels. If God breathes life, I could have been breathed into anyone, but God chose you" probably in response to something like "we made you".

[oODynasty]

I was always considered different growing up! I was the quit twin who stuck to himself and moved differently! I had a thirst for knowledge which lead me to being a jack of all trades here in my 40s I clearly understand I am a sigma from birth, but family and society enhanced my traits by what I had to deal with! But I’m so happy I am the way I am and wouldn’t change it for anything! My eyes are not blind and I see the world and everything in it for what it really is! Shout out to all the Sigmas man we are rare and one of kind!❤

[KingDomsKingdom]

I'm certain that they are born. It's a natural way of thinking and behaving. There's no thought that goes into anything before it's done, but rather an instinct to behave in such a way. It's only in retrospect where we can see if someone is a "Sigma, " its a natural state of being.

[marka]

I think sigma types are born in blood and forged in life. Like the story goes we all showed signs at a young age before we really could even understand the things going on around us. As we grew those of us with harder lives and shittier families were forged faster and harder than those with good families and support. Neither is better or worse than the other, just different. Like blades or tools, two can be similar and yet be perfect for their purpose while not being and or for the other’s purpose. That is how I see it.

[tdwarrior]

Great video. I'm an INTJ officially and these characteristics are identical to that of an INTJ.

[sirphil]

As part Native American, my mother made a family tree, and I noticed my 6th great grandfather was called Lone Wolf. However, out of all my siblings, I am the only one that awaken that sigma genetic code. I think that being the scapegoat in my family, the environmental pressure triggered my genetic code to blossom.

[JohnGallagher-kpnd]

I look back and realize no kids shared my perspectives in hardships or prosperity. My views allowed betrayal to take longer to overcome, navigate, now defined those common traits. Regardless of betrayal setbacks, I remain present in every moment.

[pamotorsports]

Was very alpha when in my 20s. As i grew older and went through more hardships and loss in life it changed me to a sigma.

[MondliShezi-bg]

Wow this is spot on that all i can say🙌🙌🙌

[robvandijk]

I am completely surprised by this series about sigmas, as if the creator has incorporated my entire life into it down to the smallest detail.
Thx for this