The Rich game of Life... my story.

Life is more than cutting costs,

Just as a car drifts.

Just as you watch formula drift

My 80/20 analysis says, my most negative emotion generating people are "baby boomers". We all have educated family members with distinguished doctorates, who think growing and reaching your full potential is an overnight process. They are those people who are the most unhappy, unhappy for what? technically, they are unexcited. Their lives are boring. No Excitement. The only thing they are "happy" of are their degrees. I want to grow-up, and not just pass tests and get good grades.

The Home Depot guy wrote a book titled "I love capitalism". It's a story of young people grinding their way into capitalism. Capitalism is how we are able to eat meatballs in perfect shapes. If we can process foods, cut them and give them shape, like meatballs, then we can also shape our lives and lifestyles, Lifestyle Design book 4-Hour Workweek is an awesome resource for people who want to be investors, people who believe that money is just an idea and that ideas should be spread. It's for those people who have great innovative minds but are limited by their lack of knowledge about how the rich game the system. The rich don't settle. They invest their time into places like Blogger, rather than arguing about which degree from which university they should take on... They might have degrees, but they are very rare, like Elon Musk. Only 1% of people from business schools and heavy doctorates actually become Entrepreneurs. Elon Musk has a degree in Physics, probably because of how things turned out in his life. Maybe it was his safe bet. But he still doesn't give a fuck to degrees, like me. Most entrepreneurs, inclusive of Baby boomers, are not highly educated individuals. To get a degree or not is irrelevant, and if you ask me, it's rather trivial to me. This system is run by middle class people who are mostly lower class before they actually buy expensive cars. Middle class people, like some of my PhD doctorate relatives or people I know, are always debating trivial things and picking on your sub-conscious things, like how you move your hands or how you walk, or the worst one, "your skin is getting black, probably because of the weather which is very sunny these days". Fuck it. Who gives a rat's ass to weather?! There are two things in the world: 1) Important few and 2) Trivial Mass. Most PhD people and their lives are about en-massing Trivial Mass (TM). Things that will do little good to them. I pay attention to the Important Few Stuff (IFS). Whether they become fashion designers, models or otherwise, they all want to en-mass Trivial Mass TM in life. That is why we hear stories of broke and flawed actors in the market, who with their careers, lose their family and because they take risks without protecting against downsides, everything naysayers said about them becomes true. As they say, most people are example of what NOT to be, rather than what to be. If you drive a car, you know that your car and its mileage is the product of how many miles you actually have to drive through in order to reach your destination. Everything is the product of destinations it travels. If a car hasn't traveled much destinations in its lifetime, much like my 2 years old bicycle, it becomes old and rusty. You and, yea you, are the product of your own success. So how many actual miles are you going to travel? Do you care about weather? would you back-off just because weather is not right? or would you rather become a general(ist) and try to build a car that's combination of off-roading and luxury at the same time. As Tai Lopez said, You are the product of your own success. You can either be a Fat man in BMW (FMB) or you can drive around Alaska and be free your whole life. May people wrongly assume my chances of leaving Pakistan are very rare. They wrongly assume that because I am a student and Two, I don't speak much about how I feel about things. Now, this day, as I write this, someone said I would never be able to make it to any foreign country, and yet, I would say to you this day, this tracking of progress against this statement starts. I will make it to a FOREIGN country, not just any one country, could be many, and I would do so without higher education and I would achieve this massive undertaking using the experience and lessons taught to me by my mentors, and most of that stuff is documented here, in this blog. So interestingly, the battle starts between the Expected Aaliyan and Actual Aaliyan, who is now immensely and highly influenced and associated with rich people. And when I say rich people, I mean more than money. It IS my challenge to read enough books and meet enough mentors so that I can at least have mental models that would allow me to at least say later on, "yes, I did it". This day, I will not rebel education. I would study hard. But I am sure my efforts and blessings brought about by my blog will far outdo anything my professional learning will ever provide. It's good to have Big Ideas from Big Disciplines, but that's education. That's why I use the word professional learning. Mr. T, I annonimize your name. I bet this day that I would really go to FOREIGN country without a higher education. Then I'll do whatever my mother wants of me. An engineering degree? done, but not without achieving this goal first. I never wanted to be an engineer. But I've got just one mom and she would never mind a 9 months break between two phases of my life, when I would be done with High School and then, mom wouldn't mind waiting 9 months if rewards far outdo downsides, which means in that case, I would strike it out and actually be FOREIGN for the first, but not the last, time of my life, before I actually take on professional education. Life is big, and no one dream company could ever mind if I graduated university just 9 months ahead of everyone. No problem, I will be young still and I will have more diverse experience as a result of that break.