sauronlord's comments

Look at what people do, not what they are saying.

They are motivated by all the great things money provides (nice family life, nice house, travel, health care)

That 78% of respondents are brained washed to repeat "do it for the passion/masterery/unicorns".

Show me one of these 78%-ers who will not work like crazy for a million dollars in a single year or two

Tricking children?

You let your toddler or child on the internet with no supervision and then they find something you do not like.

What kind of victomhood article is this?

Overworking is a problem only if you are underpaid.

80 hour weeks for a year if I get paid 1 million dollars? Hell yeah. "Monk Mode" all the way.

No.

You deserve exactly what you have right now. Nothing more, nothing less.

Read Napolean Hill's "The Laws of Success". A basic rule to use to succeed at life is:

- always render more service, and at a higher quality than that which you are paid for

Go out and do amazing things, constantly increasing your value and trading up

We should do a more scientific experiment and see what the discrimination distributions are for men and woman per industry

16 bucks an hour in Toronto?

Try closer to 40-55/hour for salaried full-time and 55-125/hour for contracts/consulting.