Where did this fashion for groups in the style of "Secrets of Success", "Notes of Millionaires" come from? Feeling significant, respectable, and successful without actually being anything. The secret of success is different.
I wonder where this fashion for publics and groups in the style of "Secrets of Success", "Notes of a Millionaire" and other "Thoughts of the Joker and Steve Jobs" came from? And after all, they are all shitty (there is no other way to put it) with pseudophilosophical statements and pseudo-quotations of “great people” that one public spits from another. Everyone vied with each other to teach life, selling "secrets of millionaires" and "10 rules for every day", which are already sick of: "Never give up, go to the goal, go in for sports, learn a new English word every day." Thanks, Cap! As Ellochka from The Twelve Chairs said, “Don't teach me how to live.”
Such publics, as a rule, are signed by a shkolota who wants to seem wiser by quoting these records. They love to touch great hamsters and other office plankton, which creates an imitation of violent activity in the workplace, to which these posts warm the soul: this is how planktonin feels significant, solid and successful, in fact, not representing anything.
And it would be okay to just read it. So no! What does a hamster have to do to seem wiser? That's right: crap (you can't say otherwise) the entire news feed with quotes from great people.
There are many wonderful groups and pages on the social network that are worthy of reading them and save your favorite entries to your wall - these are pages about travels with beautiful photos, science and technology news with really useful articles, and many others - for everyone. his own. Fans of "quotes and wise thoughts of the rich and successful", do not waste your time, live your mind (if, of course, you have one). And the secret of success is only one: work hard 16-17 hours a day.
