How language shapes culture

In this episode, I continued from part one. But on this episode, I explained what to do when you are underpriced, or you are not getting the much required value from your skill. 

In this episode, I explain why it is futile to try to dream big when your skill set won't match up to the expectation. I talked about how to build a solid strategy that would help your business thrive. How to ask the hard and right questions that don't excite your sentiments, but reveal how to survive! If survival and domination is what you want, then listen to this. 

People work for remuneration, whether it is money, or networking. But money is a very important part of remuneration. People don't just work for fun, or because they like you, they work because they want to sort bills out, they want to build their careers and money is important to that. Let's make this normal. 

Many times, we tend to hold the hammer higher when it isn't us who did the offence, and somehow we have come to think that everything should be perfect except us. We forget that, society is made up of humans like us, and they make mistakes like we do. This includes every other thing that we would produce. 

Well, the sex with the highest suicide rate globally, are men. The highest numbers of inmates, men; what of people who have a short life expectancy? Men! Prone to be engaged in sports, or jobs that could get them killed? Men! Who taught men that to be strong means to feign pseudo strength and die early? Let's investigate!! 

I was having a conversation with someone close to me, when this popped in. This is the reason why many of us, arrived adulthood unprepared. Our world, this world we live in is conquered, "mind to hand", and those who behave "hand to mind" will struggle or serve those who execute, "mind to hand". 

How do we do this "scam" called adulthood? How do we go through this journey? 

Many times we focus on trying to learn a skill, or make money, and pay little or no attention to success itself. Success can be difficult to manage, especially if not planned for. 

In this episode, I reveal how what we say is very integral to the life we live, not just that, but how we ultimately communicate. 

What do you do with what you have, and where you are?