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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 re
by 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.