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One year ago, I left the corporate environment. I was surrounded by mediocrity, I was underpaid, and I silo'd so that I could never really spread my wings. Every task was like pulling teeth in the environment was always competitive. People would backstab each other, withhold information, take credit for each other's work or push off assignments that weren't high visibility. I decided to take my chances and step into the consulting world. Legit professionals, excellent at what they do, and everyone is genuinely helpful. The environment is collaborative instead of competitive. No one is stopping you from spreading your wings... Most want to see how far you can push the envelope. My peers have been great about helping find new opportunities and contracts, they help with brainstorming and generally sharing knowledge. The caliber of individual is head and shoulders above the corporate crowd. I wish I made the change years ago. As a consultant, your expertise is valued and the pay reflects it. If you're on the fence... Take the leap.

Dude... McCarthy was right.

It's a hydra... We've only been watching one head.

No doubt. I'm just saying that it's worth understanding deeper than that. It's crept into virtually every aspect of our lives unnoticed.

We always view it from its economic failures but communism is more of a complete worldview that begins in materialism. We have more of it than we'd like. The Naked Communist was the best book I read on the subject. https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/1072531.The_Naked_Communist

Recently installed a bidet. You don't know it yet, but you want one. You deserve it.