Your Survival Guide for 2022

 

#1 Keep zips out of your wires

 

If you don’t filter out detractors and parasites from your life/mastermind/home/business, you’ll be destitute in no time.

Who wants detractors and parasites in my life? I won’t name them openly. But look at who the woke mob and their cuckservative servants have harassed and pilfered increasingly since 1981.

If you put an in-the-rear-with-the-gear socialist vet from the 80s in the same category as a libertarian  Iraq combat vet who aspires to be a digital nomad, you are going to get very confused.

Of course, organizations like your state GOP have zero education, probably an outdated web site, and who tell people who caught the politics bug to listen to the Wall Banger and maybe sit through meetings.

Follow what I tell you in The Black Book of the Master Mind (4^{th ed}) and the cucks will delete your posts and falsely accuse you. They may also try to put viruses in your computer, ask for protection money without calling it that, and put you in difficult situations IRL with the help of psychology steeped churchians.

Treat almost everything with a need-to-know policy. When people demand or ask nicely for you to volunteer for them, use Tom Leykis’ old line “F you, pay me.”

You don’t need opposite interests running your show, although they’ll say your deal doesn’t matter at all and YOU are psychologically wrong (wrrrronggggg).

You don’t have to accept people in your circle who try to be all things to all people, including career criminals, tweekers, and political grifters.

 

#2 Buy the Lows

 

I believe $LINK and several cutting-edge tech stocks will do well in 2022. So, load up and act like the battle is won and become a wannabe mafia gangster? No. Keep working and buy the lows. Markets have market makers. Market makers can punish and reward speculators like search engines and local “reality jerkit courts.” Markets frequently don’t seem rational. Markets get moody. Our hypotheses are disproven a majority of the time.

Your hypotheses are wrong until proven right.

What could cause a normie to change the game every few days? The fact that he’s not a visionary, that he’s beholden to other interests (unfriendly interests) and he didn’t listen to revolutionist Thomas Paine, who declared you have the right to be uncommon.

 

#3 Preserve and Build Your Self-Esteem

Cucked country comedian really doesn’t agree with me on this. If you have healthy self-esteem, you won’t allow bullying, gaslighting, bamboozling, or passive aggressive treatment from the fem glare guys.

One of Robert Kiyosaki’s inner circle said to guard your self-esteem at all costs. He said self-esteem is like a thermostat. It determines how well or poorly you will perform. It’s based on the way you feel about yourself.

You have the right to decide who you let in your circle. You have the right to keep unfriendly interests away from your business and out of your home. You can decide how to manage your finances without the help of some wannabe mafia gangster or minimum wage making woman (+ social security) who runs local politics and moderates comments online on the exclusive behalf of a cartel, a country (not the U.S.) and a church.