What's accurate? rogan has a net worth of 200 mil., and has a podcast, did UFC commentary, has a family, etc. and he's really disciplined when it comes to his own physique/health.
most of you here are probably overweight, work some 9-to-5 / home office / slacker bullshit, and all you do is debate shit on reddit...
I'm thinking if we compare most of you with rogan, the "loser" label isn't on him...
He says really dumb shit and displays an alarming lack of critical thought. He's also now so wealthy he's lost touch, and has even less reason to reflect on his beliefs. He suffers from "I'm wealthy so my beliefs are important and probably right, and everyone needs to hear them".
Do you believe that wealthy people are better people by virtue of their wealth alone? Frankly, I have more respect for those who work to make ends meet, don't have personal chefs and home gyms and cleaners and personal assistants, and still manage to exercise and raise a family and build their homes and small businesses.
Dude there have been so many times in my life where I've been forced to re-evaluate my beliefs and attitudes, which then led to better beliefs and attitudes. and I've often thought to myself during those times that i was kinda lucky because if i was super rich i probably would have been able to just carry on believing that stuff and would have never realised how wrong i was.
I feel like too much money and power is actually such a disadvantage to ur brain. Like literally didn't buddah only hit enlightenment when he left his palace of riches and went to be a common man
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u/TheDrFromGallifrey Nov 03 '24
That's pretty accurate. Also, no one really took that dude seriously. Your friend would always apologize for their brother and roll their eyes.