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No, the article contains rather good advice, and from a range of opinions. My own advice is to follow the authors example: if your actual dream is something wi
by subpixel 5y ago
No, the article contains rather good advice, and from a range of opinions.
My own advice is to follow the authors example: if your actual dream is something with lottery-like odds, find a way to build a career in an adjacent field to which you can apply genuine interest.
You might not be able to cross that chasm but your odds of happiness - which matters more - are higher than if you try to divide your days or years into earning and living parts.
- BugsJustFindMe 5y ago> No, the article contains rather good advice, and from a range of opinions. You must have read a different article than I did, because the one I read contains an assortment of exceptionally shit advice like "ignore them because they're going to die eventually" and "just lie" and "it's not like they're going to stop loving you" and "wear them down" and "don't worry about their blessing".