As self-proclaimed and self-rated 7/10 wealthā¦ this is how I go about scaling, based on my own life experience.
Again, going from my own experience. No gurus or boomers to tell me jack shitā¦ as I believe your QoL has to be defined by you.
Wealth is objective up to a pointā¦ and then it becomes very subjective. This is a deep thought, but Iām skeptical of that subjectivity.
0/10: Never really thought about 0. I guess this would be the cost of extra calories that my mother consumed when I was in her womb. I had not yet developed into a financial asset. Lmao.
1/10: Getting free assets from my parents as a wee little child growing up. Free clothes and free food. Living the life.
2/10: Getting a very small monthly allowance as a teenager of like $20. Stacking that birthday money. Growing up, I lived in a low-income household. Mainly ate canned soup.
3/10: My first actual job at a general merchandise retailer for minimum wage, which went horribly and was quite traumatic. I got taken advantage of due to lack of experience and then I got fired. I had no self-worth. Put up with bullshit and I manifested a shitty job. On a subconscious level, I felt like I didnāt deserve any better.
Everyone is at exactly where theyāre supposed to be at. There is no hit and miss in the relationship between your internal reality and the reality that you experience.
You are a creator of your own happiness and a creator of your own misery. These mopey assed people always making faces and crying about how incredibly pathetic their lives are (as if anyone cares)ā¦ donāt want to face their beliefs that put them in that predicament in the first place. They all have no self-worth. You get what youāre worth, plain and simple.
Not all facts are fun.
You will always see me emphasize self-worth and self-love to people constantly like a broken record and these people will never listen, lol. This is why I never feel bad because I feel like Iāve already drilled it in so bad, itās like how much more.
This is the single biggest thing that irks me:
These miserable assed people, when you tell them what to changeā¦ they start trying to argue and be skeptical. Itās like what are you doingā¦ youāre not in no fucking position to be skeptical. When your life is shit, nothing is working out for you and youāre at rock bottomā¦ you donāt question anything. You quietly nod your head and apply what is given to you. These people think theyāre in the position to be a smartass.
Back when I had health problems, I didnāt have a choice to be skeptical.
There are times in your life when skepticism becomes a privilege.
At this point, my realization is that they need to suffer more, to wake up. Pain happens to be a reliable alarm clock. Thatās a deep metaphorical analogy and a spiritual concept wrapped together, that the average joe would likely need 5+ years of strict stacking with ROS or some shit to fully understand the true meaning of.
4/10: That first long-term job. For me it was a little over minimum wage, constantly lifting boxes like a slave. The fear of losing my job was the whip. Bust your ass for crumbs and look for approval from supervisors. The dynamic duo of misery.
A lot of people are in this percentile. All of them have low self-worth. When I look back in retrospect, I worked in different places like a freelance laborer and everyone I met had low self-worth. None of us felt like we deserved better on a subconscious level. Whether those beliefs and that self-perception was ingrained through our childhoods, maturation through adolescence, living environments, cultures, traumas, etc. At the end of the day nobody gives a fuck. It is what it is.
5/10: This is what I consider average. Most people where Iām from, they go to college or university and go down some kind of path. I personally took Trades. I wonāt say which one, but based on analogies in this forum I may or may not have used, someone can probably get a good idea. Itās an uncommon trade. Itās not Power Engineering but Iāll use that as an example because the motivation is similar. The motivation had little to nothing to do with me being passionate about trades and I wasnāt even mechanically inclined (I had to force all of that). I just liked the simplicity and reliability of the salaries, which were not really even that impressive. It can be hard work, tough on your back, physical demanding and ādirtyā. Long hours and overtime shifts. I never got my Red Seal for this trade and I donāt even have a certificate for the program that I was in because I dropped out in the last moment. I hated it. Everyone there also thinks theyāre a smartass and chugs Starbucks coffee. In these trade type of environments they like to belittle you if youāre new and all types of jaw-clocking worthy bullshit. Despite not having my Red Seal, I know stuff backwards due to good IQ and memory. I was the top guy in my program and I probably hated it the most. They all thought I was a dumbass for leaving. That actually turned into a trauma which prevented me from moving into the income bracket that I have now. So I had to reconcile that. Basically, we were a few months away from the end of the program and getting certifiedā¦ and instead of pushing it for a few months, I just dropped out.
The logic was that I wasted years of my life, my tuition money (thousands of dollars) and didnāt even get a certificate. When youāre in the realm of manifesting, none of that shit matters. I still to this day manifest side projects and contractor jobs that pay me thousands. Literally from out of the blue, like magic. Itās not magic, itās just how reality works.
You know what really gets me rolling, lol.
These people who think theyāre so smart and initiated. When you talk about esoteric concepts such as how reality works, they sternly go āHey. You canāt know that.ā
The biggest coping mechanism that I hate people using is the āwe donāt know anything.ā
Yes. In the grand scheme, there is so much that we donāt know. We canāt quite possibly know everything and have all the answers. This universe is a mystery.
However. Someone certainly can know more than you.
And thatās where these dumbasses get lapped over and over again.
When they donāt know something, they hide behind these type of black and white generalizations. Thatās their way of not feeling like a complete dumbass, which they most certainly are. The greatest way of finding safety in not knowing something is by assuming that no one else knows. You are seeing a protective mechanism of the subconscious beliefs, trigger off in real time. One of the most beautiful ones, at that.
5/10 is where you go to school, go down some path and get a job related to your field. Basic income but not really minimum wage.
Or just basic income in genera (without the schooling), could be any type of job really.
The defining point of the 5/10 is a basic income bracket that is higher than minimum wage but still low quality. You also donāt really enjoy the shit youāre doing. Not very fulfilling.
5.5/10: Same as 5/10 but a medium income bracket instead of a basic. Iāve never experienced this.
6/10: Alright, here we go. I donāt get into specifics on here because of weird creepy people trying to figure you out and potentially doxx you. They have nothing better to do with their miserable lives and are fucking annoying. Way too much time on their hands.
Iāve havenāt even shared my top 5 results on here with these subliminals. Theyāre tucked away in the personal journal. Too much personal information. People donāt take this stuff seriously, in that a whole database of you is on this forum throughout all of your personal posts about your life. Shit is not a joke. Some weird, bored and obsessive loser can map you out, depending on what you reveal.
I will tell you that there is enough information on this forum for people to find out the exact city in which I live, with a 1/10 chance to find out which street I live on. Lmao.
I am not going into specifics of what I do in my main line of work.
6/10 is where youāre in the medium income bracket and you donāt hate what youāre doing.
Iāve never experienced a 5.5/10 or a 5/10 completely. When I dropped out of my program, I went straight into entrepreneurship. Around that time, I also started to unravel concepts like manifesting and began to get my feet wet in New Age. I applied everything and took action as I do now. I networked, met people, talked to people, applied for hundreds of jobs (yes hundreds), took my crack at various fields, went into domain of entrepreneurshipā¦ startups, ecommerce, marketing, services, etc. I even tried out Real Estate, which I hated. I just kept taking action, taking every day one step at a time, learning whatever I could, soaking everything like a spongeā¦ until the seeds of my intention grew into my desired experience. I now co-manage a business that allowed me to be in a medium income bracket that has its ups and downs but is generally laid back. Iām not busting my ass and thatās a win to me.
7/10: So in the beginning I said:
āWealth is objective up to a pointā¦ and then it becomes very subjective. This is a deep thought, but Iām skeptical of that subjectivity.ā
The objective aspect of wealth is basic needs.
In QoL, you donāt want to be living outside in fear of getting mugged while youāre sleeping by a drunken wanderer. You donāt want to have to eat out of the trash can. It doesnāt matter how you slice it, itās low QoL.
Once youāre making enough to live comfortably and independently, with the ability to do most things that the average person would like to doā¦ then the objectiveness has reached itās cap. Youāve met the fundamentals for what any sane person in their right mind would be satisfied with.
7/10 is about meeting those fundamentals while also not having to bust your ass.
This is ideal for most people. You can travel, go on vacation, buy new clothes, etc. All reasonably. Your life doesnāt necessarily suck. Youāre well off compared to most.
Some people are truly content with this their whole life. They donāt really find interest in materialism like luxury, fast cars and private jets, etc.
I have a bunch of income sources along with my main source.
I am only at a 7/10. I donāt know what 8, 9 and 10 are. Thatās the fun of this game. You donāt truly know what youāre growing into. There are no limits or plateaus.
Realistically though, I have a rough idea of what I project as an 8/10.
It would be having the freedom to do whatever you want (subjective) and live whatever lifestyle you want, in a way that is incredibly enriching, fulfilling and enjoyable to you with great purpose.
Similarly to how 8/10 and higher for sex life involves emotional and spiritual realmsā¦ so does wealth. Aligning with your purpose and etc. This is why Genesis is a great product, conceptually. Extremely necessary, and they know that as well. Lol.
As for why Iām skeptical of that subjectivity, is a very deep topic that I may or may not get into. It involves the linear progressiveness of spirituality and how it opens you up. I myself experienced a sudden loss of interest in various forms of materialism. My lust for fast cars got replaced with a lust for nature. Pretty wild, pun intended. You see, this is not a rare an subjective case to me. I would argue that the more you go down spirituality and open up towards real beauty, then other things may capture your attention - and that entire process may perhapsā¦ be objective.
Hence when Iām skeptical of the total subjectivity, of what I currently perceive the advancement of this skill tree to be.
8/10 for me, once achieved may very well be my 10/10. I pretty much want to have the freedom to do whatever the hell I want, while having a lot of free time to myself. Thatās really it. I have never explained my purpose on here. Donāt intend to, lol.
