Every Gen Z guy's algo is telling him that "the job and dating markets are cooked"
If you believe that, then that's your reality
It really isn't for me or my friends
It's just less competition
The most mind-blowing experience you can have, is realizing that your reptilian brain is working against you in real time. In 90% of cases.
Brain: "What if the client doesn't pay?"
Reality: They pay early in full
Brain: "What if she rejects me?"
Reality: Says yes with a smile
@GRITCULT Best way to truly know what you want
Is to understand what you don't, on a fundamental level
And then raising your standards to match those beliefs
Gen Z career paths:
- Day trader
- Gambler
- Fast food worker
- Crypto scammer
- Uber driver
- Tech founder with $0 revenue
- Brain rot clipper
- IRL streamer (that scams viewers)
- Lawyer fully using ChatGPT
- AI agency owner (pivots his business every month)
Average things said by people perceived as exceptional, have 100x more weight than exceptional things said by you and me
Really shows how status and perceived credibility is everything to people, even if it's something everyone knows
Politics is a game of status, not friendship
Well told stories are so powerful at getting people bought into anything because of comparison. People love to see themselves to the main character
Every sales conversation is getting the customer to compare present state to future state
Comparison is the way people rationalize
@bowtiedIake Step 1. Move to Miami
Step 2. Lease McLaren
Step 3. Post TikToks + Reels about how you made it from day Trading/high ticket sales/crypto
Step 4. Funnel into paid program
Step 5. Claim that a bad mindset is why people don't see results
Step 6. ????
Step 7. Jail or broke
It's really just a lack of options and low standards
Everyone that lives in abundance couldn't care less about pissing someone off they don't care about
More options = rejecting shittier options and raising your standards
People enjoy authenticity more than fake connection
The guys who try to sell by being friendly, asking all about them, making jokes, don't fully believe in their product
It shows that you're scared of saying anything that might turn someone off
Applies to many areas of life