Tyler Durden, famous pick up artist, used to be a voluntary homeless, now he has his own seduction bussines.

He said:

I view myself as already dead, and for that reason, death is not to be avoided — LIFE IS TO BE ACHIEVED.

Read the entire post.

Thanks for the blog!

Keep the good work.

It’s difficult to deal with the dreaded question “So what do you do for a living?” when you are in this situation.

I am an economist, but I hate it, I think that economic theory is crackpot, I can’t work in that shit. But people don’t understand, they don’t understand why I don’t practice that career.

I feel frustrated for so much time wasted studyng that. But now I don’t know what to do. But I’ll stay positive, as you recommend. It’s important not to loose faith.

You are so right about most people not being able to understand and the psychological ramifications of voluntarily leaving a “career path”; I’ve learned to just blend in with everyone else and have them think that I’m “average guy” like them. It takes a strong mind to handle this way of life. The visible homeless/destitute come to mind of people that were so close to being free but through poor choices, plain bad luck and/or lack of knowledge were unable to successfully buck the system and still live a fruitful life.

It’s almost better that folks dont’t know by me telling them why I do what I do — it’s something that they have to be searching for themselves, then people like us will sort of “present ourselves” to them.

It’s kinda like the Matrix; once someone has been inside the Matrix too long it is almost impossible for them to mentally break free and see that it has all been an illusion. They have been indoctrinated in a way of life for so long that destroying that belief system would drive them mad…..where was I going with this? LOL

Thanks for the blog brother, I apologize for rambling! Stay healthy!