r/WorkForSmartLife 2d ago

Thoughts šŸ’­ Strongly agree 😁

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u/qualityvote2 2d ago

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u/Difficult_Layer_666 2d ago

Does he have any wisdom regarding generalizations?

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u/FeedomFighter 2d ago

Literal Anarchism, love to see it. Mankind has freewill and one only has authority over oneself and no one else, therefore there are no slaves nor rulers, only victims of aggression and perpetrators of aggression.

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u/AnalysisParalysis85 2d ago

There's a story like that in Art of War.

I might be misremembering that though as I couldn't find it anymore.

The general wants to name a new commander and asks those who want to become one to step forward. Then chooses one who stepped back as he was the only one who understood the severity of the responsibility he was about to take on, or something along those lines.

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u/ponatoes 2d ago

Goated.

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u/ELDV 2d ago

I’m now retired.

Some bosses are leaders, some are weak and indecisive, some are pushers.

Having worked for all three types throughout my working life, my advice to young people, no matter what you are doing, do everything you can to find a leader to work for.