/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1941167
Never bought the program but knew a kid who was completely obsessed with him to a level of worship and religion. This guy used to be a salesman type guy before he started this program of his.

It's not that he SAYS anything wrong, its just that he gives common sense advice to people who have no common sense.

It's kind of like "people do x because of y but z is what really matters" and the reaction is "wow that's right!" but at the same time its more like "well, duh dude".

When I went to college i was an "Entrepreneurship" Major cuz I always wanted my own company but then I met others in the major and realized they were complete morons who thought they could make "the next big thing in tech" without any knowledge or consistant dedication to technology. They thought they could just 3D print a rocket out of cheap plastic and send it into orbit without calculating anything first! They just went ahead and just tried designing a rocket in SketchUp with no engineering doctrine. It was all "It doesn't matter! ANYTHING is possible when you put your mind to it!" And the courses that could be taken were all just the same courses found in Business Management or HR majors. So now I switched to Finance to have an actual skill thats in my interest while working at a Law firm.

The point is that you can read "48 Laws of Power Pissing", read "Highly Effective Traits of Homos", and "Who Moved My Dick Cheese?" while watching this George Lopez guy and listen to inspiration vids on youtube, but if you just fill your head on this stuff constantly and trying to make unrealistic dreams at unreasonable costs, it's just a mess

A man in finance knows the numbers and a man in law knows the words. Both are highly valued if you know em, but take it with a grain of salt im just a fag, bro.

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