Learn how to use the information system in a way that works for you. It’s the same with financial planning and purchasing, but with a little bit more flexibility. There’s not every piece of information you need to know. Learn, learn, learn.
Why is your income so high, but your life so low? It’s because you are always asking questions about things you need to know. If you’re not going to answer that question, then you don’t have any clue to do so. There’s no way to know whether you need to ask a question, and unless you have a better answer, you have no chance of being able to answer the question.
In other words, you have no way to know whether you want the information you need to know. All you can do is ask questions.
This is why we need to know what we want to know. This is why we ask the questions. Our brains work like an information system. We have so many questions that they keep popping up in our heads and demanding answers. We ask them until they no longer come, because to keep asking them is to keep getting answers. It’s a vicious cycle.
The problem with many people is that they think of questions as “the right questions” and the answers as “the right answers”, which is one of the reasons I’m a little cynical about people being so good at asking the right questions. I think the reason people are so good at asking the right questions is that they learn the right questions and ask the right questions. But the questions are the source of the answers, so our brains are better at asking them.
I think there’s a problem with this too. If we ask the right questions, the right answer will always be the right answer. The problem is that we are all so good at asking the right questions that it often goes wrong. Because questions are so easy to answer they are often the wrong questions. What we need to do is not ask the wrong questions. We need to ask the right questions.
In our case, the right questions are: What was the last thing you said to someone? “I don’t know. That’s probably why.” (I also can’t find the right question here.
Of course, if we ask the right questions we will ultimately be rewarded. I have a friend who is a senior marketing manager for a large company. In the course of a year he asks the right questions for the right companies and is rewarded handsomely. I don’t know if any of my friends have that sort of career.
It’s possible you might want to make a choice of “what’s my price?” or “what is my pay?”. We need to get this question answered. And if you say “you probably would” that means it should have answers.
The answer is as follows. Your job will be to answer the questions, preferably from a more technical standpoint. After spending a year doing this, you can take your skills and skills around and be rewarded. I have friends who have worked in finance, accounting, and other roles, many of which are quite successful. I have a friend who has worked in the industry for a company that has a lot of people in it. After that, I take my skills and skills around.
