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Please provide literally any evidence you have that the average consultant can reliably and repeatedly generate 5-figures-a-week-individual consultancy. I can a

Please provide literally any evidence you have that the average consultant can reliably and repeatedly generate 5-figures-a-week-individual consultancy. I can already tell you no such evidence exists but if you want to search for it, you are free to do so. > I used to have a similar scarcity mentality --- thinking that because other people were successful, it was like the lottery -- based purely on chance. > But I learned over time to develop a abundance mentality -- rather than say 'it can't be done' -- to change my mode of thinking to say 'how did they do it, and is there anything for me to learn.' You probably should look up 'reliably' and 'repeatable' and the definition of those words. You really should not attack a straw man. I just understand the probability of X event is Y and I'm not naive enough to try to talk myself into wasting energy on low probability paths. The 5 figures a week consultancy path is exactly such a low probability path.

maneesh 9y ago
5-figures a week is a high number, no doubt. But are you saying there is NO way to improve one's position in life and income? That, if a path can't be shown repeatedly and reliably in a double-blind clinical study, there is no value in attempting to improve oneself? Do you believe income is fixed, and that if you can't hit a five figure mark, well -- you might as well not try?
- AFNobody 9y ago
  > But are you saying there is NO way to improve one's position in life and income? I never stated that was the case. > That, if a path can't be shown repeatedly and reliably in a double-blind clinical study, there is no value in attempting to improve oneself? Money, beyond a basic level of ~$1k/week is mostly useless other than speeding up retirement. > Do you believe income is fixed, and that if you can't hit a five figure mark, well -- you might as well not try? You seem to think money = improving yourself = important. I'm honestly more worried about you as a fellow human being and the misalignment of your goals than I am about whether I make $10k a week or $1k a week.

maneesh 9y ago

5-figures a week is a high number, no doubt. But are you saying there is NO way to improve one's position in life and income? That, if a path can't be shown repeatedly and reliably in a double-blind clinical study, there is no value in attempting to improve oneself? Do you believe income is fixed, and that if you can't hit a five figure mark, well -- you might as well not try?

AFNobody 9y ago
> But are you saying there is NO way to improve one's position in life and income? I never stated that was the case. > That, if a path can't be shown repeatedly and reliably in a double-blind clinical study, there is no value in attempting to improve oneself? Money, beyond a basic level of ~$1k/week is mostly useless other than speeding up retirement. > Do you believe income is fixed, and that if you can't hit a five figure mark, well -- you might as well not try? You seem to think money = improving yourself = important. I'm honestly more worried about you as a fellow human being and the misalignment of your goals than I am about whether I make $10k a week or $1k a week.