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skipdogg posted:I somewhat agree with your sentiment Moana, but I don't know if lazy is the right word. Humans tend to take a path of least resistance and gravitate towards pleasurable activities and situations. We like our comfort zone. Stressful, uncomfortable, even new situations we try to avoid unless there is some kind of over riding force that makes us adapt. Best post. Its probably already been said but there's absolutely nothing wrong with failure if you're giving a real effort toward obtaining something. If someone busts their rear end to try to become an actor but for whatever reason they fail then they can very likely transition to something else in the industry through the connections they've made, people recognize and appreciate a worker. I'm all for people going for their dream career, but put real effort into it and be realistic about your chances and where you're at. You'll land on your feet somewhere.
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Bootstraps & Acting Lessons: Coming to terms with my sociopathic thoughts about your average American worker. Really though, disturbing lack of empathy over warehouse bro's theoretical fall from complacent grace, seek help.
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