Unscripted - The Great Rat-Race Escape: From Wage Slavery to Wealth: How to Start a Purpose Driven Business and Win Financial Freedom for a Lifetime
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poison pens
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What Scripted beliefs are writing your story?
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And who is reinforcing those beliefs?
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amenable
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The Book of You is your life as it is today, an aggregate of your beliefs and the choices they created.
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Every day you make thousands of choices, including what to think and feel. These choices are like the words, paragraphs, and chapters of your unfolding story.
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deadened
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talisman,
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idle
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piqued
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mores”
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endearment
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friskiness,
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penultimate
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jested,
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serenade
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retort.
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“Our lives seem to be nothing more than an insufferable amount of work that will never end.”
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feigned
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pliant
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The Comfortable Pain Principle: Give a man a tolerable job that pays just enough to provide mediocre comfort and I’ll show you a man who won’t change a damn thing.
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if you’re moderately comfortable in your pain, you’re feeding the beast that is mediocrity.
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Mediocre comfort, just enough to lull you into complacency, is designed to cement you into the same rut week after week, year after year.
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The regular paycheck and its buying bribes: the college
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it keeps you at the desk with the same pen, the same words, and the same plot. In the end, time passes, b...
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bribed.
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Henry Ford admitted why he reduced his workers’ labor load
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It is the influence of leisure on consumption which makes the [five-day] workweek so necessary. The people who consume the bulk of goods are the people who make them. That is a fact we must never forget, that is the secret of our prosperity.
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six-day workweek makes our slavery (and its discomfort) too obvious, so we’re gifted an extra day of comfort and consumption to engorge our complacency.
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the presumptive work week keeps you moderately sheltered, diabetically fed, and addictively entertained—just enough to keep you obediently passive and ignorant to this system.
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the first step in escaping a soul-suffocating religion is to realize you’re in one.
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person who lives in moderate comfort will rarely find the motivation to fight the status quo. Comfort fuels mediocrity and a life mired in mundanity.
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The modern five-day work week is a Scripted tool for obedience and complacency. A “fuck this event” (FTE) is a traumatic event where the pain of the status quo is perce...
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Someday needs to be removed from your vocabulary. It is a distant sunrise in the theater of your mind, an excuse for inaction, a mental bribe to dismiss today for an unknown future that never arrives.
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someday is a reiterative and recursive function that continues infinitely. When one precondition is resolved, another appears. And as old preconditions are met, new ones arrive and someday remains.
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“I’m waiting.” Someday is a bribe to pacify your soul into believing a future possibility.
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Someday must come today.
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Someday is a lie, code for never.
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Someday is an excuse for inaction, a mental bribe to dismiss today for a tomorrow that never comes.
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Someday must beco...
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triaged
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Civic and a Corolla.
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401(k)s.
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slunk
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forecl...
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Nonplussed,
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