When Writers Are Obviously Lying
This is out of control
This morning I read a piece by a writer whose stories of his successes do not add up. Not even remotely.
Why would you brag about making $100 a week, when in a previous story you bragged about selling a business for $250,000?
Actually, why would you brag about either thing?
I know a few people who have built businesses and sold them for a lot of money. They don’t talk about money, ever.
They certainly do not write articles about how much they made or how easy it was.
Because it was not easy. They worked hard, for years.
When you see a title promising easy wealth, please understand that you are being used by a writer who is trying anything to make a buck.
It’s a scam, and there is too much of it. And it is the oldest story in the book. We all want the secret sauce, the thing we seem to be missing on the road to a happy life. The roadmap.
You know, Seven Ways To Succeed As…
Here’s the thing: if there were seven or five or whatever number of steps to success, why wouldn’t we all be doing that? If I had a magical formula, why would I be writing about it? To make a hundred bucks?
