@deprecated_ii Think about the average pro sportsballer. Do you think they prioritize academics or anything with their minds? No, they put the most effort into sports, getting full ride scholarships at colleges who also do not care if they have any acadrmic rigor, as they are just using the athletes to get sports revenue.
By the time they go pro, they lived a life coasting in terms of academics and finances, so they are not surprisingly incompetent with money.
@MasterSimper @deprecated_ii @houseoftolstoy I read his book. The most terrible boomer-tier advice I have ever read.
@deprecated_ii A part of financial literacy is knowing where your money is going and what it is doing. If you are signing contracts or making agreements without knowing what you are signing up for, often it is because you never molded any experience with money or math. That along with knowing your cash flow in and out.
it's very hard to imagine connected money men not seeing the opportunity to loot their clients with such a ready-made excuse available