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You read that right. Call it arrogance, I call it self-awareness. Most people I talked to are so jaded and unaware of the massive opportunity this world offers. Endless stacks of cash to be made, freedom to be gained, experiences to have. It all seems to be hopeless for most, and it’s written all throughout their demeanor. I’m only 21, but have been told multiple times I’m way wiser than many people my age. Personally, I take that compliment in stride and don’t think like an egotist, but it is helpful to hear from older folk who are likely wiser than my age group. As a result, I find it easy to communicate well and be likable, but after that I just feel empty. I’m not having deep, meaningful conversations with anyone outside of some of my coworkers I’ve known a while. I find that I get super angry/depressed when I’m off my path to getting rich/free, meanwhile others seem passive or stressing about social media. I want to celebrate life and have as much fun as possible not matter what I’m doing; that’s true happiness to me. My coworkers are all lounging around doing nothing on our only day off (Sunday). I’m the only one who wants to go out and do anything, it may not seem like much to most, but I think it pains me pretty bad. Most of them are religious, also making it hard to relate. How many of you have been in my shoes? I don’t need more than a 1000 sqft, modern house with little possessions. I only find truly value investing in my health and knowledge, so it only makes me wonder what else there would be to do besides learning and traveling once I do become free.
Currently, I work a job that allows me to make 200-300k directly working only 20-40 hours a week. 95% of people believe that’s impossible or requires a ton of work. I had this one old fart tell me Idk anything about sacrifice, because his sister went into the Air Force and after all that, landed a CIA job paying 100k, at 30. That’s a great example of someone who never thought outside the box of traditional America.
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I guess in summary, I realized very early I won’t have to worry about money (and I know most of you have experienced that as well) it’s made me wonder what life all means after it. I also have lots of problems connecting with most people I grew up with, and meet daily. I just don’t think like any of them it seems, and I know this from seeing how people behave/selling for a couple years, and most all of them are the same. There’s a lack of individuality throughout them and it kills me to see. Feeling lost overall, any input?
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