No More Fairytales is a blog that writes about the journey to financial freedom. However, to achieve financial freedom, one should have a wide range of knowledge with a certain depth. Of importance is a sufficiently deep understanding of financial management, economics, politics and current affairs ideally supported by a wider range of other fields which include but are not limited to warfare, history, sociology, psychology etc. This wider range of other fields can be of a shallower understanding and make up what we call general knowledge.
Only when we are clear of what the real situation is, can we look at things more objectively. More often than not, the conclusion we arrive at are ugly and not the fairytale which others tell us. Yet knowing and accepting the ugly truth is one essential trait we must have in order to understand the rules of the society and navigate around as we journey towards success.
Writing this blog often requires research and reading in a wide range of topic. Each article also involves a fair amount of fact check before I can post it in a responsible manner. Yet more often than not, the articles are quite contentious and many may not like to read, much less agree with it and to share it with others. I could choose to take the more popular road and write outright lies or half-truths, which are more positive and encouraging. In fact, doing so will be easier for me as people will be less likely to fact check something positive which they agree with. Taking this route will also earn me much more followers and money easily. Yet I have insisted on writing only the hard truths that people need to know, resulting in a pathetically small follower base.
Of course, writing is a hobby of mine for many years and I am willing to do it in the long term even if I have no renumeration. I have no need to sell my soul to write toxic positivity in exchange for some easy money.
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