RxBar co-founder Peter Rahal on life after becoming a millionaire

Post by mr_woozy » Fri, Oct 04, 2019, 12:33 AM UTC

agota wrote: post #175

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1. I just don't give my family name to a date. 2. I don't talk about work, it's rarely a deal breaker. 3. It's a normal thing to have a pied-a-terre. 4-5 Don't mix your friends-family and your date until you are sure in them. Actually, get an apartment on a different coast. No, I don't think it's lying. And it's easy to do for someone with 8-9 figures in a bank.

Okay, so assuming things go well, what time period would need to pass before you reveal your true identity?

Post by agota » Fri, Oct 04, 2019, 9:45 AM UTC

mr_woozy wrote: post #181

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Okay, so assuming things go well, what time period would need to pass before you reveal your true identity?

60-80 years should do it.

Post by [deleted] » Fri, Oct 04, 2019, 10:58 PM UTC

cjrp wrote: post #184

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By her own words she took five years to write the first book, but mostly wrote it while unemployed at coffee shops. Ignoring her later success, most unemployed people sitting around coffee shops writing are considered to have low drive. I mean if you think she qualifies that’s fine, but kind of lowers the bar to irrelevance.

There's writing aimlessly, and then there's successfully writing a coherent book. The latter is very difficult.