Rooted in Friedrich Nietzsche

Will to Power and the Hero Above the Herd

Most people follow the crowd, chasing approval, avoiding discomfort, and living by rules they never questioned. But the hero of Red Heroz breaks free. He doesn’t obey the world, he overcomes it.

The Core Idea

Nietzsche's concept of the Übermensch, or as we call him, the Supraman—is the ideal man who creates his own values, lives with intensity, and rises above conformity. He is not born, but forged through struggle, responsibility, and inner strength.

To be the Supraman is to reject victimhood. It is to say: “I will not be defined by others. I will define myself.”

“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.”

The Hero’s Rebellion

• Refuse to be ruled by guilt, shame, or societal pressure.
• Embrace suffering as fuel for transformation.
• Set your own standards, and exceed them.

Society says success means a six-figure job and a white picket fence. The Supraman asks, “Is that my dream—or theirs?” He finds fulfillment in his chosen path, even if it looks strange to others.

Awesome Daily Practice

Write down one belief or behavior you’ve inherited from society. Ask yourself: Do I agree with it? Does it serve me? If not, declare a new belief—and act on it today.

Challenging You

Go one day doing something bold that breaks the pattern—speak your truth, take an uncomfortable action, or stand firm on a value. You are not meant to blend in.

Closing Thought

You were not born to follow the herd. You were born to lead your own revolution.