I love people who fail

I like failures who think everyone else is a failure like them. It makes my achievements feel better. So I'm going to tell you some of mine, just so you're aware I will laugh at you for calling me a failure.

At the age of 20 it was my goal to start my own company, for 4x4 off-roading and camping tours. I did it's a success.
I had a goal to make one million dollars in a year by 25, I'm not quite 26 and I make about two million.

Don't put people down because you failed. Lift people up because they can help you to succeed

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valobasa4ever · F

So how much do you pay to IRS as tax ?

saiyan96 · 26-30, M

@valobasa4ever so in Australia it's the ATO not the IRS and I won't give you specifics but it's a considerable amount of tax. More than I expected

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AuRevoir · 36-40, M

Sorry but the last person who told me they had 400 million dollars in their bank account turned out to be a compulsive liar.. 👀☕️ I don’t think you’re going to be able to convince anyone if your “achievements” here on a website full of liars and false accounts as it is..

saiyan96 · 26-30, M

@AuRevoir that's fair, I have about $150 in my accessible account, all the money I earn goes straight back into the company. I very rarely have any more than 500 in my personal account

SkeetSkeet · 100+, F

I feel superior to you for not posting my hairy butthole on the internet

saiyan96 · 26-30, M

@SkeetSkeet a good thing to feel superior about,

Pretzel · 61-69, M

@SkeetSkeet jokes on you doubleS you would have onlyfanned it into a porshe

saiyan96 · 26-30, M

I'll reply to everyone a bit later. I'm actually going to work right now

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saiyan96 · 26-30, M

@SW-User absolutely not, I think people need to not hate people's success, and ask for a helping hand, not demand or expect it.
If you're a kiss ass you won't get help from a lot of people. It's hard to trust a kiss ass

SW-User

@saiyan96 I agree with you that people shouldn't demand or expect a helping hand, from anyone, not just successful people. That won't help a person learn how to stand on their own two feet. However, your OP doesn't quite read the way you think it does. You might want to edit it. If you don't, that's fine. But don't expect too many people to agree with your OP. You give off a lot of attitude there.

As far as kiss asses go, I don't agree with your opinion. I've worked with plenty of people who are kiss asses. They always find work and they always find a way to step on other people to achieve their management goals. There are plenty of rich bosses who enjoy being surrounded by "yes" people.

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