Being you is a monopoly but mostly there's no demand. It's the same as the "just do whatever you like as long as you work hard it'll pay" clusterfuck that made many in our generation study BS, self actualize and without marketable skills.
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Justifiably so I would argue. Now, in the short run, maybe you’ll alienate yourself by wearing this pride on the outside (you dial it back) but in the long run, as painful as it might be, I think it would serve you well. First it makes you noteworthy. Second it’ll ratchet up
Your ambition. Lastly there’s no better way to improve than to fail a little bit (if you’re rational, which of course you are). Now I’ve gone on a very long limb here, but do you see what I’m saying?
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Yeah i do. It's not a bad read actually. I am pretty full of myself deep down and I have put in a lot of work to mask it (and i thought i was good at it). Kind of curious how did you figure it? So your point is i should undo it gradually and iterate?
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I’d like to think I’m perceptive so now we know that makes two of us. 1. First thing I ever heard about you: Anna shows me a text where you tell her how handsome you are 2. Wedding in Hungary. Something Gabe me the impression that you were raised to be a king.
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