No Poo & Q-tips Diet Day 15

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This article is part of the series of the No Poo & Q-tips Diet.

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Here is day 15.


I mention this book Millionaire Next Door (the first book which set me on the path to building wealth).

I talk about changing the system and not fixing the symptom, again!

26 year old guys shouldn’t live at home either. Even younger, not cool.

Short term benefit = long term pain.

Short term pain = long term benefit.

Expect a new video everyday! If I don’t put one up, you should call Shenanigans on me.

Posted June 27th, 2010.

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3 Responses to “No Poo & Q-tips Diet Day 15”

  1. nan chan Reply June 28, 2010 at 6:57 am

    You are right. As for the people who rely on their families,they are lack of freedom. Well. I know many people around me, they’d better want a wealthy family with restricted family rules and the so-called one good job(less work,more pay) for the rest of their lives.

    Some people I know are too lazy to creat something,so they are inclined to get benefits from good jobs..
    I have to overcome my weekness too. I really want to be someboby before you travel here.

    This video is better ,because it’s longer !!

    I like video as wonderful as Day 15& Day 14.

    bye

    • nan Reply June 28, 2010 at 6:59 am

      Sorry, especally Day 13 !!

    • Bobby Huang Reply June 28, 2010 at 6:11 pm

      Yeppers. I also think when people stay in a bad job because they don’t want to put a “little” effort to get a better job or start a business, is a waste of effort.

      It’s root is fear. To me, I’m more afraid working for a person and receiving one income than bringing value to many people in businesses, and blogs.

      I think this perspective is vital to a vagabond, a vagabond by my definition (not everyone else’s) is someone who provides value for other people and in turn those others allow the vagabond to travel the world and do whatever they want.