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Tag Archives: impulse control
The Rich are Rich Because They’re Not Stupid
Reading time: 2,520 words, 7 pages, 6 to 9 minutes. The rich are rich because they’re smart. The corollary is that the poor are poor because they’re stupid (see ‘Notes’ at end.) I admit that’s harsh. But, that’s life. Get … Continue reading
Posted in Hints and Tips, Stupidity
Tagged actions have consequences, addictions, debt, delay gratification, discipline, envy, impulse control, patience, personal responsibility, poor, quality, Rich, self-deception, smart, stupid, successful habits, tax the rich, taxes, TV
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That Which Does Not Destroy Me … Is Wrong
Reading time: 498 words, 1 page, 1 to 2 minutes. I often hear people say, “That which does not destroy me (or kill or murder me) makes me stronger.” It’s quaint, but it’s wrong. German is my first language, so … Continue reading
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