Last week, the tweep advice going around is that you need a clique of moneybags to make progress in life or in tech, especially. I’m here to highlight how you can make this happen by giving you the best people to grab on to:
- People that buy original Rolex:
Most of you have never even laid your eyes on the original Rolex, except in documentaries when they show you how it works underwater. Instead of following small money people that are buying plastic Rolex, aim high and befriend CEOs.
2. People that take vacations because work is stressing them:
When we talk about being stressed, the best we do is go to sleep or buy a cold drink and watch movies because without money you can’t have a proper timeout. To leave this poor gang, you should clique yourself into groups of people that have ready visas to Dubai for the fun.
3. People that go to restaurants that charge a consumption fee:
There are two categories of people: those that eat from high-end restaurants and people that only see them on Instagram. If you’re in the second group, you need to aim higher for your money clique. Enter one of those restaurants with their tray fee and tie yourself with rope to them.
4. People that earn in foreign currency:
In this country, there’s a set of superhumans that actually negotiate and earn in dollars; all from their laptop at home. You can’t be dreaming big tech money and not have at least one of them in your circle, fix up.
5. People that can afford sardines:
Everyone knows that if you are buying sardines from a supermarket, then you’ve done money ritual. Sardine people should be in your clique because money policies don’t affect their cash flow. They’re the true “My money grow like grass” and you should hold them tight.
