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The Lies Of Business

  • You need to have meetings.
  • Everyone should work Monday through Friday from 9am–5pm in their respective time zones.
  • If you can’t supervise your employees at work, they’re probably slacking off.
  • People are more productive in the office than at home. (Better yet? In an open-plan office for more collaboration.)
  • “Remote work doesn’t work for our company.”

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Lies Of Life

  • It pays to plan for the future more than you live today.
  • A better, brighter future is (implicitly) guaranteed if you put your head down, work hard, and follow the rules.
  • You should strive for financial security over health, happiness, and adventure.
  • External factors a...

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Life Is Not What They Tell You

Despite the havoc and destruction that COVID-19 has caused, it has also cleared the way for a new normal. Humanity has a chance at a fresh start — yourself included. Let that sink in for a moment. Now is your chance to redefine how you view the world and live your life.

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The Three Noble Truths

The coronavirus pandemic has made three truths painfully clear:

  • Life is short.
  • Nothing is guaranteed.
  • We are one interconnected human race on a shared planet.

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The Lies Of The Government

  • The public school system adequately prepares you for adulthood.
  • Your national government is a reliable safety net for times of crisis and disaster. (That depends which country you’re from, I suppose.)
  • The purpose of law enforcement is to serve and protect.
  • Po...

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The Lies Of The World

  • Racism doesn’t exist anymore.
  • Everyone is on an equal playing field.
  • Change takes a long time.
  • People from different countries are “different” than you.
  • Walls and borders will protect you.
  • The U.S. is the leader of the free world.

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Think Different

Society marvels at people who achieve meteoric success by ignoring conventional wisdom. But what if Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk weren’t supposed to be outliers? What if dropping out of college to build things in your garage was encouraged? What if zigging when everyone zags were the bes...

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The Lies Of Society

  • You have to go to college to get a good job.
  • You should pick one major or one career path.
  • Freelancing or working for yourself is “risky” while working in a traditional job is “safe.”
  • One income stream is sufficient for financial stability.
  • Working in a job yo...

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The Lies Of The Medical World

  • The modern-day healthcare system is invincible.
  • You can rely on medicines and vaccines rather than taking care of your immune system.
  • Managing a stressed-out, overweight population dependent on prescription drugs is normal, acceptable, and the best we can do as a society.

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