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and if you want to tie this into /x/ related stuff it would fall under law of attraction, archetypes or the world as a stage sort of thing

Once again this isn't an excuse for some retarded "everything is gonna work out I have a plan and I'm gonna be rich etc" there are still rules to this reality and basic unavoidable aspects

I'm also aware that a lot of people are financially strapped and food/rent/gas are their entire lives. I understand why they turn to escapism to cope and in a way what I'm suggesting is a form of escapism but think about the people at wagie jobs who are happy vs unhappy. The only truly happy ones I've seen are the ones doing it for their family or are young/don't need the money. But I see people waste their efforts on drugs or go into debt for worthless impotent status symbols or get stuck in unhappy relationships

And I can't emphazise enough how better it is to work for a business that allows you to meet people and form connections especially in the area. People don't network anymore and this is by design. (corporations have internal rules preventing advancement and are designed around employee overturn)

take my advice with a grain of salt to an extent I got lucky despite my circumstances and am basically telling others to Chunnimax