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It’s not just hard, it’s unlikely to be successful because of how rare successful businesses happen. Working 4 days a week at a stable successful company isn’t
by benbayard 5y ago
It’s not just hard, it’s unlikely to be successful because of how rare successful businesses happen.
Working 4 days a week at a stable successful company isn’t the same as starting a new business so that eventually you can work 4 days a week.
- seibelj 5y agoWhelp that settles it - absolutely nothing you can do in life but be miserable until you die.
- IntelMiner 5y agoYou aren't unhappy that someone else doesn't like working, you hate your job and have been trained to think that someone "wants it easier" and thus are a threat Punch UP, not DOWN
- seibelj 5y agoI believe using guns to force everyone to make the same salary would lead to economic ruin, as it has everywhere it’s ever been tried. If you allow differences in wealth, then some will accumulate more. Over time, these differences become pronounced. Those with wealth identify new areas to expand their enterprises. They wish to hire the best employees. The employees they consider the best get paid more. And the cycle continues. Your dream of doing nothing for money is unsustainable. I have nothing against free people choosing to work less, and free people choosing to hire part timers. Just don’t stop people from working harder and getting more than you.
- disposablex 5y agoisn't it already pronounced?
- overkalix 5y agoI guess you work in farming? Because that's a whole lot of straw men you got up there.
- ctdonath 5y agoThen maybe the bosses & investors for those few successful companies deserve their profits after all.
- benbayard 5y agoAgree with your point well enough. I think a 4 day work week where bosses get the same amount of profit is the dream conclusion to this experiment.
- insert_coin 5y agoThey are so unlikely, everyone else that didn't make it feels entitled to tell them how to be successful.