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Taking the time to learn things that others can’t be bothered with
Avoiding pursuit of status.
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Is this an actual thing you think about and act on, or just that, following your nose, you have wound up pursuing things other than status?
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Both but more so following my nose I'd guess. Pursuing status is conforming ambitiously ... and I find conforming really disappointing for some reason. It gives me none of the feelings I want to have about myself.
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It's funny where you can wind up, if you just keep taking small steps toward things that seem harmless, e.g., enjoying that you're a big deal and doing stuff that would make you an even slightly bigger deal. Years later you look at yourself and find that you've become a monster. Or, less dramatically, a douchebag.
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With some pain, I'm imagining being a big deal and wanting to be a bigger deal ... but holy shit I'm in a prison made of other people's perceptions.
Or, less dramatically, a douchebag.
Terrifying!
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We all are prisoners. The only question is how well we recognize which prisons hold us.
Or, as DFW said, everybody worships.
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We all are prisoners. The only question is how well we recognize which prisons hold us.
You're right! I have not shaken off worship, nor would I want to.
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Experiment everyday on everything.
As long as you have even a little spec of interest just jump in and try what you want until you're exhausted.
Every little skill, good or bad, useless or not, become a weapon at your arsenal when you need it.
If it goes well, a day of fun on something seemingly stupid might turn in a life changing opportunity.
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By using torque
I'll see myself out
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This is the joke i was trying to come up with, ty 😂
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Keep learning what interests me and then share my experience with others.
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simple curiosity. goes a long way.
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By maxing out your credit cards then find ways to pay it back before you get audited.
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I knew a guy that would take advantage of the zero interest balance transfer. He kept spreadsheets of all the credit cards he had to manage. I don't know how exactly he did it but after a few years he told me he managed pay off his home loan.
Unfortunately, he lost most of it in a bad divorce, spending it on lawyers.
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this is the way.
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A web of lies. See Uncut Gems for an example 😅
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Only hiring people much smarter than me
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Making ends meet by setting goals for yourself and write them down.
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stackers have outlawed this. turn on wild west mode in your /settings to see outlawed content.
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I’m like his substitute teacher
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hahaha good one
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