Jan 19 2010

Top 10 Lies We’ve Been Fed Since Our Youth

Published by The Boston Bachelor at 5:52 pm under Life

10. A life of giving and a life of financial wealth are mutually exclusive.

9. Putting your name and opinions out there will prevent you from getting a job.

8. Pursuing a dream is so financially risky that if you fail, you will end up broke and alone.

7. X political party and Y political figure are responsible for your unhappiness.

6. Degrees, accreditations, and certificates are necessary for success.

5. The rate of change of your bank account correlates directly with your rate of success.

4. If you just do your job, everything else will fall into your lap.

3. You can’t attract a quality woman without a good job, a nice place of your own, and a decent car.

2. You are very important and everyone cares about what you say or think.

1. Suffering is a virtue.

4 Responses to “Top 10 Lies We’ve Been Fed Since Our Youth”

  1. pua dulceon 22 Jan 2010 at 1:50 am

    Number 10 is my favorite. It’s been said that by being giving with your money, your also telling yourself that money is easy to come by, and thus will be easy to make. By thinking that money is hard to make, you end up living that reality and money does become harder to make. Moral, give moar, recieve more.

  2. The Blanqueon 23 Jan 2010 at 3:26 am

    6. Degrees, accreditations, and certificates are necessary for success.

    Amen; credentialism is the clericalism of secular society; a sheep-skin is just proof that you knew who to suck off in college.

  3. Von 14 Feb 2010 at 11:44 am

    My favorite is number 1. Society really needs to get over that one…

    Who is John Galt?

  4. Robinon 15 Jul 2010 at 7:03 am

    #1 isn’t very Yankee of you!!

    This whole list is actually spot on!

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