😂😂😂😂😂😂

Currently unemployed(by choice), so my collecting is on hold. I feel your pain. But, since I was a manager for one of the most unethical companies in existence, I am much happier and have my sanity back. I know I will find something soon.

#nevergiveup #patience

There is no ceiling man.

The most basic requirement and people struggle with that

Much appreciated

My wife and I had over 100k in student loans. All paid off. (By us... not the government)

These 10 things

i'm pretty sure it's something in gambling. Maybe sports.

People who have a low bar… will always hit it.

Based on your insightful and positive comments…. I believe it!

I do have a Masters degree. But I was earning six figures way before I even got an associates degree.

​@TheXtremeChannelMrX oh😮 that's amazing. I've been a bit astray, but I hope to find the same success, I know it's a road with many hardships. Will work hards towards it. Really admire that!

Great one

Why do they need to know that?

@@TheXtremeChannelMrX Idk, but that’s probably their questions though. Which doesn’t make sense since nobody would ever share that.

Those 10 things!!!

@TheXtremeChannelMrX I know, I was just kidding because I know someone was gonna ask. You know, like the people who don't follow the rules when you sell your statues even though you explain it every time. Lol

I never use that terminology at work though. I always say people that work with me. not for me.

Heading there now!

Also, new income stream. Motivational business books.

There are studies out there that the general population sees a business man in T-shirt or polo and jeans as more successful than the one in a suit now. The perception of people like Zuckerberg making millions and not having to wear a suit while the lower level managers do have to wear a suit has caused a shift in general perception. And prior to that, the suit was a shift away from men in jeans working their farm. The jeans and shirt was representative of someone who owned their own land and essentially had control of his own destiny and was seen as successful. That then shifted to the suit as office managers started making the big bucks (and Wall Street workers making insane money). Now perception is shifting again.

Agree 100%. But to be successful in Ministry (which I have worked in) I would say the same applies!

Sold one years ago

I think Unions are a great and needed concept with piss poor execution and results. It was meant to protect the hard worker and it does the opposite.

After putting in the work for 7 years and getting absolutely nothing for it other than to see the executives get fat bonuses, people give up. Corporations and CEOs caused this more than the workers. Look at wage graphs from the 50s to 80s and you'll see a reasonably steady trend with CEOs and workers curving up at a steady path. In the 90s, CEO pay took off like a rocket while employee pay stagnated, no longer climbing in line with company profits. At the same time, they got more efficient and accomplished more than ever, but were never were rewarded. I understand why so many feel hopeless that no matter how much work they put in, it will never get them anywhere. They've seen it in action for 2 decades now. There are too many soulless corporations who see employees as tools to burn through until they break, discard, and replace rather than entrepreneurial companies led by CEOs who know how to actually lead a team.

Best advice I can give you. It’s a grind without immediate payoff. And I’m not talking about money. Just keep at it. Persistence

@@TheXtremeChannelMrX thanks man I appreciate the advice you rock my man

I model myself after you

Well said. That’s the other thing… I’ve been happy no matter what my income was.

@@TheXtremeChannelMrX As the other guy observed: You didn‘t tell us what you do for a living even though you announced you would. We know how this kind of behavior is called, and we also know money can be made by it.

@@jamesnapier3802 These 10 things are what I do for a living. It’s no ones business the name of my companies. It doesn’t affect their life at all. There would be nothing but downside to share that information as my collecting world is separate from my business world.

​@jamesnapier3802 As soon as his named his first step I jumped in the comments to see my theory and guess I was right. I don't care about the job he specifically has but the field would've been nice.

@@goat2727ch I have two companies that are totally different fields. I’ve always worked in different fields with the companies I’ve owned or ran. It’s not about the field.

I would love to be a spy.