I’ve been observing a lot of people, and I’ve noticed something. It means that if you want to have your own house by the age of 30, you have to work hard.
It may come as a surprise, but I suspect most of us don’t fully understand what it means to work.
- Why are unfamiliar things given esoteric names?
- Even things that are strange or unfamiliar have names that often don’t make sense.
Because of the nature of the matter, the name of the matter is kept in technical terms. And the jargon does not translate into plain language.
All the young people who were able to have their own homes at a young age are working hard. Many of them work in construction.
As you know, working in architecture is not easy. They cover their bodies with cement powder, carry heavy equipment to high places, tie lifelines to their bodies, and perform various tasks.
- Why are plain names used for all the things essential to our lives?
- On the contrary, all the names of things that are essential to our lives are given plain expressions. This is because the name of the matter is often used.
Names that are not often used in daily life are not translated into plain language. Obscure names continue to be used.
And the esoteric name faintly reflects the content of the matter.
Their work is judged only by results. If you can’t complete the work you are given, you will have no income.
However, on days when their physical strength declines, they have no choice but to retire in silence. That day will come before they turn 40.
But no, so they work hard.
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