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> ... set themselves up for greater long-term rewards Such as?
by jdminhbg 5y ago
> ... set themselves up for greater long-term rewards
Such as?
- typon 5y agoHaving a job, presumably
- jgod 5y agoSounds like the Weinstein method, writ large
- jogu 5y agoI agree, the reward is neither clear nor consistent to individuals. It's also worth nothing the sacrifice to be made isn't consistent and is highly subjective to an individual. A single person who moved to a new town and spends months isolated, or a business owner, etc. is making very different sacrifices from a person who's in a stable marriage with a family working a software engineering job.
- snowwrestler 5y agoPersonal health, health of friends and family, continued employment, etc.