08/06/2019
We all cheat whether
we know it or not.
For example, you have
better genetics for handling
carbs than the overweight
person you work with.
That person has to work
extra extra hard to keep off
his beer belly weight but you
don’t even have to try.
Congrats, you cheated.
Now you might be thinking,
“Hey, that’s not cheating.
That’s something I have no
control over.”
Haha! Gotcha!
Just kidding. You make a
sound point.
When I say cheating I don’t
mean cheating.
I mean life’s inherent unfairness.
For example, the person who
does less work than you but
has a slightly more appealing
personality who gets the promotion.
Didn’t that person just cheat
without intentionally cheating?
Yep.
So why do I mention this?
Not to start an army of cheaters.
Rather to tell you, “Hey, everybody’s
doing it whether they know it or not”
Cheating is really just giving yourself
an advantage.
You should get as many advantages
as you can.
Don’t accept the unlucky hand you
got.
However, don’t go around backstabbing
people, stealing money from charities
or pensioners, or something of that
nature.
Just here to give some truth.
