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If his level of wealth is your definition of success, it’ll do everyone a disservice. Working hard will dramatically increase the odds of an acceptable or good
by FredPret 4y ago
If his level of wealth is your definition of success, it’ll do everyone a disservice.
Working hard will dramatically increase the odds of an acceptable or good outcome where you are upper-middle class or have a couple of mil and are retired comfortably. An outcome where you have 100B+ is such an outlier, there can be no general advice on how to do it.
- SketchySeaBeast 4y agoThe original poster I'm commenting about says: "Success, even if you have a leg up or game the system, does require a lot of effort and sacrifice, but I think if we had more integrity around the other pieces of the puzzle, it would drastically change how we view success in this country." and this is huge. As a software dev I don't work nearly as hard as I did when I was a cook, but I know which one I'm far more successful at, and I know that there was no way my work as a cook would have put me into upper-middle class territory, even though I spent 6 days a week sweating.
- FredPret 4y agoIt sure isn’t the only requirement!