8 life lessons learned in your 20s: 1. Health over wealth 2. Know when to give up 3. Invest in you education 4. Pick your fires wisely 5. Have an emergency fund 6. Become self sufficient 7. Build multiple income streams 8. Priorities you over others

Moral Philosophy They wish they had lived their dreams. They wish they had spent more time with their family. They wish they had been happier and enjoyed life more. They wish they had chosen more meaningful work. They wish they had the courage to express their feelings.

Use your salary to invest in passive income so that passive income replaces your salary. Here are 7 common ways to create passive income:

Moral Philosophy Don’t waste your life's precious years being loyal, loving, caring to a toxic person, instead build yourself.

There's two ways to seriously revolutionise your shitty fucking life: -Hate something so much you're motivated by eternal rage to "prove em wrong!" -Have something you love so much you'll do whatever it takes to protect it The path you choose is up to you, each is effective.

If you show your face, people judge the quality of your writings based on your Net Worth and Physical Attractiveness. If you are anonymous, people judge the quality of your writings based on...the actual writings.

I don't argue with feminists & women with daddy issues (same thing) on the internet I block them. Imagine taking broken women seriously, and actually trying to reason them into sanity and sense? That shit right there is the height of foolishness. Be wise enough not to bother!