tempmakesalot

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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   see below - product manager at big tech co. sharing since you and someone else were curious.
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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   product manager at big tech company. the definition of luck i like to use is "when hard work and opportunity meet". there has been a lot of both but i can't stress how much opportunity has presented itself. i don't belie
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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   It's much worse. Poor people have their money financed in depreciating assets.
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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   I spent those late teens to mid thirties actively trying to have significant impact. The most relevant example I can provide is that I was a very strong advocate for racial equality since my teens. Recently after George Floyd's death a
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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   luck.
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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   The average relative to wherever you live. Doesn't really matter since the question applies equally anywhere there is financial inequality. Which likely covers much of the world at this point.
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   by tempmakesalot 6y ago

   I make way more than average - $500k/year. It used to bother me but it bothers me less nowadays. My late teens through my mid thirties were spent being relatively very generous to worthy causes and people I would meet who were down on