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Yes, he basically dismisses self-improvement and wisdom pertaining to the self as inherently mystical, and he also lacks a model where entrepreneurship and/or g
by dgreensp 14y ago
Yes, he basically dismisses self-improvement and wisdom pertaining to the self as inherently mystical, and he also lacks a model where entrepreneurship and/or getting rich is moral and challenging in a way that requires strengths and virtues, not just sufficient greed.
- degobah 14y ago> Yes, he basically dismisses self-improvement and wisdom pertaining to the self as inherently mystical. There are so many things wrong with that statement that I don't know where to begin. Maybe with the question, Where does he say that?