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You shouldn’t finish every book you start.
Abandoning a book is not an admission of failure—it’s a sign of wisdom. You’ve decided to let go of sunk costs.
The purpose of reading is to be entertained and informed. If a book doesn't bring joy or insight, it’s time to move on.
Abandoning a book is not an admission of failure—it’s a sign of wisdom. You’ve decided to let go of sunk costs.
The purpose of reading is to be entertained and informed. If a book doesn't bring joy or insight, it’s time to move on.
March 15, 2025 at 3:26 PM
You shouldn’t finish every book you start.
Abandoning a book is not an admission of failure—it’s a sign of wisdom. You’ve decided to let go of sunk costs.
The purpose of reading is to be entertained and informed. If a book doesn't bring joy or insight, it’s time to move on.
Abandoning a book is not an admission of failure—it’s a sign of wisdom. You’ve decided to let go of sunk costs.
The purpose of reading is to be entertained and informed. If a book doesn't bring joy or insight, it’s time to move on.
Selv dem, der er tæt på os, står over for usynlige udfordringer. Den bedste måde at give på er at spørge ind til deres udfordringer.
Vi har ikke altid en løsning, men vi kan altid få dem til at føle sig set.
Vi har ikke altid en løsning, men vi kan altid få dem til at føle sig set.
December 4, 2024 at 6:52 AM
Selv dem, der er tæt på os, står over for usynlige udfordringer. Den bedste måde at give på er at spørge ind til deres udfordringer.
Vi har ikke altid en løsning, men vi kan altid få dem til at føle sig set.
Vi har ikke altid en løsning, men vi kan altid få dem til at føle sig set.
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Remember: Most billionaires are not “self-made.”
They’re made via a combination of inherited wealth, government subsidies, tax loopholes, labor exploitation, and policy failures.
Can we stop perpetuating a myth that blames wealth inequality on the choices of everyday Americans?
They’re made via a combination of inherited wealth, government subsidies, tax loopholes, labor exploitation, and policy failures.
Can we stop perpetuating a myth that blames wealth inequality on the choices of everyday Americans?
The Truth Behind “Self-Made” Billionaires | Robert Reich
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November 21, 2024 at 9:30 PM
Remember: Most billionaires are not “self-made.”
They’re made via a combination of inherited wealth, government subsidies, tax loopholes, labor exploitation, and policy failures.
Can we stop perpetuating a myth that blames wealth inequality on the choices of everyday Americans?
They’re made via a combination of inherited wealth, government subsidies, tax loopholes, labor exploitation, and policy failures.
Can we stop perpetuating a myth that blames wealth inequality on the choices of everyday Americans?