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post 1617494481 09-24-2020, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted By mkpat
Cope is a term people on the internet use to justify their own shortcomings by pointing out other's successes and putting them down for them.

This is a great example OP.
NO.

the western definition of success is nothing but ideological manipulation. This is what PEAK humanity looks like:



Anything else is nothing but ideological cuckoldry and cope
post 1617494751 09-24-2020, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted By suave2000
I love how someone tried copypasting this quote onto the motivational-poster template but hit the character limit halfway through.
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post 1617494921 09-24-2020, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By FA*******
I love how someone tried copypasting this quote onto the motivational-poster template but hit the character limit halfway through.
lol
post 1617495201 09-24-2020, 03:30 PM
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I'd say its the ultimate cope. I make more money now in my 30s than ever and do less work than I ever had in my life (high school bs jobs included). You just have to know how to schmooze people and the chit you can get away with.
post 1617495391 09-24-2020, 03:32 PM
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Materialistic pursuits are mega cope. Passion projects coinciding with career are life mastery.
post 1617495761 09-24-2020, 03:36 PM
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Yeah i make like 30k and do whatever i want at work and take off when i want and buy whatever i want

Why would i try to move up in my career?
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post 1617496611 09-24-2020, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee
I'd say its the ultimate cope. I make more money now in my 30s than ever and do less work than I ever had in my life (high school bs jobs included). You just have to know how to schmooze people and the chit you can get away with.
I’ve actually sacrificed my social life to get where I am with my career, I’m always working though too. I honestly love what I do and wouldn’t change a thing about it.

I have noticed the more success I seem to get the less people support me than they did when I first started.
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post 1617496651 09-24-2020, 03:43 PM
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I've never actually met anyone that refers to 'building their empire', or themselves as a king looking for his queen or a queen looking for her king, etc. that was actually worth a damn or accomplished anything of note.

Its always some loser that most likely makes minimum wage and is going nowhere in life.


Focusing on your 'career' is a respectable pursuit as long as its a realizable dream. I know a lot of people that started with literally nothing, never had any advantages or handouts, and became a millionaire or at the very least someone who lives like the upper 5% of society in their respective area.



[QUOTE=suave2000 post_id=1617494481]NO.

the western definition of success is nothing but ideological manipulation. This is what PEAK humanity looks like:

[Img]https://www.futurity.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Khoisan_1170.jpg[/]

Anything else is nothing but ideological cuckoldry and cope[/QUOTE]Talks about peak humanity... Posts a pic of people that would literally sell their own people into slavery for a few trinkets/coins.
post 1617497021 09-24-2020, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted By thadderbox
I’ve actually sacrificed my social life to get where I am with my career, I’m always working though too. I honestly love what I do and wouldn’t change a thing about it.

I have noticed the more success I seem to get the less people support me than they did when I first started.
Define "success"? Its different for everybody. If I can make the same salary as you or even 20% less and work half as hard as you, to me thats successful. If you know economics and how units of labor and opportunity cost work than you will realize working harder isnt always necessarily the most efficient use of your time.
post 1617497521 09-24-2020, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee
Define "success"? Its different for everybody. If I can make the same salary as you or even 20% less and work half as hard as you, to me thats successful. If you know economics and how units of labor and opportunity cost work than you will realize working harder isnt always necessarily the most efficient use of your time.
Success to me is sustainability, not having to double check my bank account to see if I have enough in there to pay the bills.

Being able to make smart business purchases that help me grow but also give me a better return with said purchases.

Also being able to get continual referral based work that requires little to not effort in having to sell myself as an individual but rather people look at my product/work and realize it’s worth it to them.

To me, success is lonely often at times but know that it’s just me who creates it and celebrates it. I fee everyone else just jumps on a bandwagon for an easy buck but never actually devoted themselves fully to it.
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