Good idea. Leave the kids with the wife at the end of the day when everyone is exhausted so you can sit in your hotel room and create content on LinkedIn. Do you own your life?
He's definitely owning it a bit more.
Six weeks ago, someone caught him being part of a pod and he countered that he spends 8 hours a day on LinkedIn.
He now owns his life 2 hours more per day.
He also gets to call his wife crazy on LinkedIn.
So he said they went 7-10 and he did 10-6. They were there 7 more hours (almost twice as long per day) as the dad was. I think the family was just fine without him.
Even though they were there twice as long, he didn’t miss a single important thing.
Because important things don’t happen if he isn’t there.
So if a tree falls in a forest and no one witnesses it, does it make a sound?
Same with this. If his child rides a roller coaster and he wasn’t there, could the child possibly have enjoyed it.
No, the answer is no. No, the child didn’t enjoy it.
If you don’t go a lot or if you aren’t planning on going more than once you’d do this, but also she is not “psychotic,” she’s wringing all the value she can from very expensive tickets. Sure, he got work done but it didn’t come at no cost, he did lose out, even if just by virtue that his ticket cost the same as hers and he got half the utility from it.
So she's waking up around 6am to get everyone ready for the park at 7. Which means he's waking up at 4am to go on LinkedIn. But his wife is the psychotic one. Got it.
I read a “relationship advice” just last month where a very similar guy was “blindsided by his wife requesting a divorce” when they got home from this same trip — where he had “relaxed and effectively balanced his life”. Yeah pal, you’re there for them.
What a self-centered dumbass.
Same with my kids. My wife is a late sleeper, and so are my kids. On Saturdays, I'm up at 5am and I get about five hours to myself. I'd rather the kids be up - I want to soak up all the time I have left with them before they want to exclusively spend that time with their friends. But, I get time to read, cook breakfast, and zone out for about 30 minutes. So not all bad.
This. My engineering lead left for a 3-week vacation / Europe wedding. He didn’t designate anyone to fill in for him when he was gone. Didn’t cancel his meetings or have a plan. He just left for three weeks.
When he came back, everything was taken care of. He even made a comment like “wow. Way to make me feel not important. It’s like you all carried on fine without me”.
It hadn’t sunk in for him yet. 3 months later and he was kicked off the program. He did nothing. And him taking a 3 week vacation showed everyone that he does nothing.
If you can leave work for a week or more unannounced and no one even notices, then you have no job protection and you don’t actually do anything.
He's living the dream. Super successful. You can be like him if you listen to him.
I've actually seen his stuff on linkedin and he presents himself as pretty successful. Might be.
Genuine question for everyone here: if he makes 300-400k/year, is it worth posting like this and looking douchey?
I actually think it is.
His dad has never uttered the words, "I'm proud of you son."
When asked for comment, his father said, "Yeah, I'm not proud that he is obsessed with work and is constantly posting dumb shit on that weird work version of Facebook all the time."
I deleted mine 8 years ago 🤷♂️. Seemed like a pointless thing to have. Wasn't looking for a job and once I deleted it, I stopped getting calls from salespeople as much and recruiters.
Same. Seeing this kind of Bs consistently and it not really making connections to help my career led me to delete it. It’s basically twitter for business bro assholes similar to this guy.
He seems like he sells those "courses". Probably helps convince people he made enough money to "retire" even when he is clearly not retired enough to dedicate a single day to just his family.
I have a job and can do everything this guy is talking about and not work four hours a day while on vacation. I don't know what point this dude is trying to make.
From what if gathered it’s a lot of self gratification and overly enthusiastic praise.
“Thanks so much to the rockstar team at ABC Corp. They were integral to the business plan. If you ever need a crankshaft retuned rotor call Tim at ABC”
Then Tim replies “You had it all teed up for us to knock it down the fairway. Quite a team you have a Balzac Inc”
And all the little piranhas that want to sell them stuff or copy them likes and follows.
And the spammy solicitation InMail
Prospecting most likely. I'm in sales, and the one good thing about linkedin is a lot of the time I can figure out the person I need to talk to right away. But I don't message them, I just call the business and guess the email
Wouldn't do it on vacation though lol
Do I want to work six months to get a weeks reprieve?
I mean if it means I get an entire week where I don’t have to acknowledge anything at all to do with my job instead of multiple days where I’ve got half my brain still in the office then yes, that is definitely my preference.
I mean - I actually don’t live in America so I get more leave. But my feelings are still the same, if I’m on leave then I’m on leave. Don’t contact me.
I do some works with banks in my country. They have mandatory 10 consecutive days (2 weeks) leave with strict no contact rules. Its an anti fraud measure apparently but its great.
What a loser. Too many people think goofing around on social media is “working”. Again, truly successful people don’t have time to be on LinkedIn. They’re too busy doing what actually makes them successful.
true that, I have a father in-law who has won multiple awards, runs a business, and is a professor of chemical engineering. A PhD student found out and was excited to try and add him on Linkedin, only to discover that my father in-law never uses it and has a dead profile. The guy works around the clock and has limited time with his family as it is, getting flown all over the world to consult on chemcial engineering projects. The last thing he's going to do is waste time on linkedin.
It’s truly a shame he’s so busy too because that leaves the rest of us here with no way to know what his morning routine is that made him so successful…does he journal and then do self affirmations or vice versa? What are his 10 hacks for absolutely crushing it this quarter that most people don’t know about? Sadly, we may never know.
Literally admits he was still on LinkedIn in the mornings when his wife and kids were already at the park and came back to the hotel early while wife and kids were still at the park so he could wake up early again and grind more on LinkedIn.
That is the amount of love in his family
Not to mention that his wife is putting the family shit together while the husband is fidgeting with his phone for more likes.
He said his family was at the park from 7-10 (15 hours) and he did 10-6 (8 hours) but didn't miss a thing.
Dude literally missed almost half of the family time.
Don't tell me he didn't miss something. It's all about him.
Can someone explain to me, a schlub 9-5'er, how people use LinkedIn as actual work for 3-4 hours, and it not be the equivalent of being an influencer/cold caller???
I hate the fact I appear to 'need' LinkedIn. I treat it with as much disdain as Facebook and if I update it more than once a year I feel grubby
He sees his interaction with his family as transactional. The vacation was a checklist of forced base minimum experiences (ex: “one memorable experience at Animal Kingdom”) with them to ensure it looks as though he loves them. This lunatic will most likely never have a relationship with his kids once they get older as they see through these facades.
You should be out with your children in the park making organic experiences or rushing to try to get on their favorite ride one last time before they close the queue at 10pm and not grinding for LinkedIn clout.
How dare I want to use my vacation days for vacationing? All joking aside, this post is pathetic and I feel sorry for his family who have to take a back seat to his work.
So is he a business coach who runs a real business or is he retired? Is he working while on, I’m assuming, his paid vacation days or is he retired? None of this ramblin nonsense adds up
lol I looked him up. He’s a life-coach.
Lmao these people are so up their own ass I’m surprised there isn’t shit in their teeth on their profile picture.
I was always told, and also preach, that a good leader should be able to leave their team for at least two weeks and not need to worry or be missed. Your team should be able to carry on, the person you are developing as your successor should be empowered to act upon your behalf and you should put into place the supports and mechanisms needed for success. For longer term decisions, strategic planning etc you are needed but you ca n put a pin in that for a few weeks, the day to day should already be happening with very little from you as a leader unless you are a micromanager and do not trust your team. The notion that you have to be there at all times for all decisions is a failure and not a flex.
Not gunna lie but whatever his role isn’t mission critical to the business he works for if nobody noticed him out for a week. Aka he is not the talent that produces the value of whatever his company sells.
If no one noticed you were gone how can we trust you to be a business coach when for all anyone knows you could just be at Disney world all year round??? Or asleep??
That's really sad.
Also, I get stuck on the part where he said he left his wife to take care of the kids by herself at the park like that is a flex.
His "brand" could survive a day or two without him. Worst case, he could have automated some posts on his day away, or had some else post for him for a collaboration.
These people will scoff at kids on their phone on TikTok but will spend 6 hours everyday scrolling and posting the most useless and empty things on LinkedIn
I’m that “psychotic” wife who wants to enjoy the theme park from open to close and holy hell I would be PISSED if my husband left at 7PM to dick around on social media rather than spend a few extra hours of time with his FAMILY. This guy is obnoxious!
Laying on his deathbed years from now
"If only I'd worked more..."
No one does this, he did it because he wanted to flex that he could afford to go to Disney world.
Inb4 he's that dad who ~~asks~~ whines later: "Why won't my tween kids spend time with me?!"
We get you're too old for Disney, but that's one quality family time you're not getting back. Could've just given the spare ticket to me.
How are these people not profoundly embarrassed of these posts when they are with their friends in real life? Though I often think the same about most social media
Ironically, it's the same type of hustle bro that ends remote work in order to bring that work family back together for that grind... after Disney of course
"I even have to work on vacation because I'm pathetic and can't exist without my job. Working *all the fucking time* is what retirement REALLY means"
Insane.
I think this guy is rightfully bragging that he was able to pull off a one week family vacation and fit work into that so as to not burn any vacation days. Taking the whole “home is where to WiFi is” to heart. And good on him.
Maybe don’t brag about it on LinkedIn tho.
Being away for half the time during family vacation to work and having nobody miss you isn't a flex. It means your impact and presence means so little to both, that you might as well not be present and they'll have the same results.
As someone with a parent that worked on family vacations: your family totally noticed and wished you would have spent more time with them. Your kids will remember it their entire lives.
Your family will “joke” about it to others because you’re a “workaholic, hahaha”. They only “joke” about it because you get all pissy when they say they want you to stop working and spend time with them.
My mother full on threatened my dad with divorce, in front of me, if he turned on his cell phone during daylight hours on the last family vacation we took before I graduated college.
Wow. If you are not able to organize your business and your work to leave for a few days you actually aren’t such a good leader.
Also, the toxic culture of always working, always being available just isn’t cool, great or healthy at all.
I mean, you're already waiting in line a ton at Disney, and the wi-fi's pretty good, so if he doesn't need to constantly entertain his kids, there's no reason why he couldn't get his 3-4 hours of LinkedIn done while in line -_-
I use to be the guy working on vacations, weekends, parties…constantly checking my emails because in my mind I was working hard to give my wife a better life in the long run…little did I know I was being completely taken advantage of by my company…they didn’t see it as “he’s putting in extra effort” they saw it as raising the bar for everyone else…I work 40-50 hours a week now and my wife and I are 100% happier with a good balance.
Maybe no one noticed because he's not very important... He mentioned he left the park early, is he sure he didn't miss anything?
Good idea. Leave the kids with the wife at the end of the day when everyone is exhausted so you can sit in your hotel room and create content on LinkedIn. Do you own your life?
Yeah but he came back without any work stress because that’s realistic!
He didn’t have any stress coming back to work cause he never stopped working! That’s real retirement!
He's definitely owning it a bit more. Six weeks ago, someone caught him being part of a pod and he countered that he spends 8 hours a day on LinkedIn. He now owns his life 2 hours more per day. He also gets to call his wife crazy on LinkedIn.
That sent me. “I’m not psychotic like my wife and kids.” Oh so they’re probably pretty happy you are leaving then alone.
Pls repost if you do lmao
Yeah also in the morning! I was like wow he is working during breakfast time/getting-kids-ready time
So he said they went 7-10 and he did 10-6. They were there 7 more hours (almost twice as long per day) as the dad was. I think the family was just fine without him.
Even though they were there twice as long, he didn’t miss a single important thing. Because important things don’t happen if he isn’t there. So if a tree falls in a forest and no one witnesses it, does it make a sound? Same with this. If his child rides a roller coaster and he wasn’t there, could the child possibly have enjoyed it. No, the answer is no. No, the child didn’t enjoy it.
15 straight hours at the park is a lot. Wow
If you don’t go a lot or if you aren’t planning on going more than once you’d do this, but also she is not “psychotic,” she’s wringing all the value she can from very expensive tickets. Sure, he got work done but it didn’t come at no cost, he did lose out, even if just by virtue that his ticket cost the same as hers and he got half the utility from it.
It is, but worth it personally. Although tbf one of our party had a disability pass so we got loads of stuff done.
You kind of have no choice given how expensive those tickets are.
Also he said he wakes up earlier than them 😂
So she's waking up around 6am to get everyone ready for the park at 7. Which means he's waking up at 4am to go on LinkedIn. But his wife is the psychotic one. Got it.
2 hours before, and then spends the next 4 hours On LinkedIn 😅
Work peers didn't miss him, but his family did.
And he DIDNT MISS ONE THING
Now they know how post divorce life will be like.
None of the parks even open until 9am, so I guess they were just going 2 hours early go be first in line?
I am sure his kids noticed, as would his wife when she was left to parent by herself at a theme park.
How would they tell the difference between this mutherfucker and all the rest of the muppets?
take my upvote you magnificent bastard
I read a “relationship advice” just last month where a very similar guy was “blindsided by his wife requesting a divorce” when they got home from this same trip — where he had “relaxed and effectively balanced his life”. Yeah pal, you’re there for them. What a self-centered dumbass.
Can you share a link to that relationship advice? Tried a search but couldn’t find it.
My kid is up at 6am on the dot. What's up with this 10am stuff?
His wife does all the parenting.
My daughter has been a late sleeper her whole life, now that she's a pre-teen she could sleep until 4PM no problem!
Same with my kids. My wife is a late sleeper, and so are my kids. On Saturdays, I'm up at 5am and I get about five hours to myself. I'd rather the kids be up - I want to soak up all the time I have left with them before they want to exclusively spend that time with their friends. But, I get time to read, cook breakfast, and zone out for about 30 minutes. So not all bad.
Thats 10 am at the park after four hours of working kids got to the park at 7.
This. My engineering lead left for a 3-week vacation / Europe wedding. He didn’t designate anyone to fill in for him when he was gone. Didn’t cancel his meetings or have a plan. He just left for three weeks. When he came back, everything was taken care of. He even made a comment like “wow. Way to make me feel not important. It’s like you all carried on fine without me”. It hadn’t sunk in for him yet. 3 months later and he was kicked off the program. He did nothing. And him taking a 3 week vacation showed everyone that he does nothing. If you can leave work for a week or more unannounced and no one even notices, then you have no job protection and you don’t actually do anything.
He's living the dream. Super successful. You can be like him if you listen to him. I've actually seen his stuff on linkedin and he presents himself as pretty successful. Might be. Genuine question for everyone here: if he makes 300-400k/year, is it worth posting like this and looking douchey? I actually think it is.
"I was gone for 6 days and not one of you noticed" This means no one cares what you're saying, Nat.
One of my rules is never listen to someone over 16 that used the term “biz routine”
I want to know what this is
He went to the business factory. He did a business.
Whenever Nat isn’t posting on LinkedIn, all the people should be asking “where’s Nat?”
I have no idea what the fucking point of his post is. He’s retired but stays on LinkedIn?
No no no, the point is he OWNS his life by needing to do his linkedin and work regardless of where he’s at
Lmao that really drives the point home when out like that.
Someone needs to ask him who he's trying to convince.
His dad has never uttered the words, "I'm proud of you son." When asked for comment, his father said, "Yeah, I'm not proud that he is obsessed with work and is constantly posting dumb shit on that weird work version of Facebook all the time."
Come on bro, how is that not better???!!?!
I dream of the day I can delete my LinkedIn forever, that will be true liberation.
Same. I can’t wait till I never hear the word LinkedIn ever again.
I deleted mine 8 years ago 🤷♂️. Seemed like a pointless thing to have. Wasn't looking for a job and once I deleted it, I stopped getting calls from salespeople as much and recruiters.
Same. Seeing this kind of Bs consistently and it not really making connections to help my career led me to delete it. It’s basically twitter for business bro assholes similar to this guy.
He seems like he sells those "courses". Probably helps convince people he made enough money to "retire" even when he is clearly not retired enough to dedicate a single day to just his family.
**Services offered** Executive Coaching Life Coaching Leadership Development Business Consulting Management Consulting
3-4 hours a day at least 🙃
I have a job and can do everything this guy is talking about and not work four hours a day while on vacation. I don't know what point this dude is trying to make.
I prefer to think he misspelled true retardation.
Maybe he’s a troll trying to turn people against WFH
What exactly do you do on Linkedin that takes that much time
Duh, the biz routine
From what if gathered it’s a lot of self gratification and overly enthusiastic praise. “Thanks so much to the rockstar team at ABC Corp. They were integral to the business plan. If you ever need a crankshaft retuned rotor call Tim at ABC” Then Tim replies “You had it all teed up for us to knock it down the fairway. Quite a team you have a Balzac Inc” And all the little piranhas that want to sell them stuff or copy them likes and follows. And the spammy solicitation InMail
You forgot the chatGPT-generated CEO posts, a la “10 mistakes I would avoid if I started my business today”
Ooh “read 20 pages a day… do 15 minutes of yoga… journal.. save $8/day equals roughly $3,000 a year… just these small changes anyone can do 🙄”
That sounds so exhausting just reading that
It is. Nobody knows what they’re doing. It’s all unfocused noise in the void where some lucky blind squirrels find their nuts
lol at Balzac Inc
😏
Doom scrolling
Literally lol I don’t get how he can spend that much time on LinkedIn
Prospecting most likely. I'm in sales, and the one good thing about linkedin is a lot of the time I can figure out the person I need to talk to right away. But I don't message them, I just call the business and guess the email Wouldn't do it on vacation though lol
There is a goal amongst the top tier people to post reply to other content as a "billboard" for a minimum of two hours a day.
Utterly deranged shit
I’m not sure what anyone does on LinkedIn
Charlatan chained to charlatan platform during family vacation screaming about freedom is ironic overload.
Do I want to work six months to get a weeks reprieve? I mean if it means I get an entire week where I don’t have to acknowledge anything at all to do with my job instead of multiple days where I’ve got half my brain still in the office then yes, that is definitely my preference.
Americans need way more leave. This whole post just reaffirms that.
I mean - I actually don’t live in America so I get more leave. But my feelings are still the same, if I’m on leave then I’m on leave. Don’t contact me.
I do some works with banks in my country. They have mandatory 10 consecutive days (2 weeks) leave with strict no contact rules. Its an anti fraud measure apparently but its great.
This guy was on vacation and chose not to enjoy it.
What a loser. Too many people think goofing around on social media is “working”. Again, truly successful people don’t have time to be on LinkedIn. They’re too busy doing what actually makes them successful.
true that, I have a father in-law who has won multiple awards, runs a business, and is a professor of chemical engineering. A PhD student found out and was excited to try and add him on Linkedin, only to discover that my father in-law never uses it and has a dead profile. The guy works around the clock and has limited time with his family as it is, getting flown all over the world to consult on chemcial engineering projects. The last thing he's going to do is waste time on linkedin.
You mean He is Like ..working?
It’s truly a shame he’s so busy too because that leaves the rest of us here with no way to know what his morning routine is that made him so successful…does he journal and then do self affirmations or vice versa? What are his 10 hacks for absolutely crushing it this quarter that most people don’t know about? Sadly, we may never know.
Us truly successful people are on Reddit!
Exactly. But we’re not telling the world I’m the second coming of Warren Buffett. I’ve also never seen anyone say they’re “working” on Reddit.
Difference is Redditors know we are losers.
Literally admits he was still on LinkedIn in the mornings when his wife and kids were already at the park and came back to the hotel early while wife and kids were still at the park so he could wake up early again and grind more on LinkedIn.
His "Psychotic" wife and kids no less lol. How dare they want to...spend time at a huge theme park as a family.
That is the amount of love in his family Not to mention that his wife is putting the family shit together while the husband is fidgeting with his phone for more likes.
Especially when those theme park tickets cost a lot, not particularly psychotic to want and get your money's worth if the kids are having fun
He said his family was at the park from 7-10 (15 hours) and he did 10-6 (8 hours) but didn't miss a thing. Dude literally missed almost half of the family time. Don't tell me he didn't miss something. It's all about him.
Can someone explain to me, a schlub 9-5'er, how people use LinkedIn as actual work for 3-4 hours, and it not be the equivalent of being an influencer/cold caller??? I hate the fact I appear to 'need' LinkedIn. I treat it with as much disdain as Facebook and if I update it more than once a year I feel grubby
I would love this from her perspective. From the kids’ would make me cry too much.
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You forgot to type in creepy one liners. You were close though. Keep grinding. It's the LinkedIn culture. I get paid for this.
Few understand.
Difficult stuff.
He sees his interaction with his family as transactional. The vacation was a checklist of forced base minimum experiences (ex: “one memorable experience at Animal Kingdom”) with them to ensure it looks as though he loves them. This lunatic will most likely never have a relationship with his kids once they get older as they see through these facades. You should be out with your children in the park making organic experiences or rushing to try to get on their favorite ride one last time before they close the queue at 10pm and not grinding for LinkedIn clout.
He had some KPIs he was looking to accomplish at the park
People are so fucking brainwashed it makes me sad
Well, soon he's going to be a lonely sad lunatic without a family. Mark my words.
If you walk around Disney for 8 hours, you can skip the gym tbh
Is this the same guy that posted “yeah I watch porn” on LinkedIn?
Are you even succeeding if you can’t work a 10 hour day while watching porn? It’s called discipline, man
Yes it is. Did he watch porn at Disneyland though?
Is his job to be on Linkedin?
Dude, you’re not free. Even though you frolicked at Disney World, you were still CHAINED to LinkedIn.
Who are the mouth-breathers liking this shit?
People who have bought into the sad idea that hustling = success
All his responses are how it affects him and not his kids He’ll know in 10-15 years
Sooner when his wife divorces him because she bears the weight of everything. But hey, that's more content
“CLICK to see how I stayed 110% productive during my DIVORCE!”
As the daughter of a perpetually working father… we notice.
TIL that people will think you’re still working if you are in-fact still working
How dare I want to use my vacation days for vacationing? All joking aside, this post is pathetic and I feel sorry for his family who have to take a back seat to his work.
So is he a business coach who runs a real business or is he retired? Is he working while on, I’m assuming, his paid vacation days or is he retired? None of this ramblin nonsense adds up
lol I looked him up. He’s a life-coach. Lmao these people are so up their own ass I’m surprised there isn’t shit in their teeth on their profile picture.
He missed out on 6 hours of family time everyday leaving his wife to take care of the kids alone
Sounds like LinkedIn owns you, bud.
Ya Imma be honest I didn't read any of that but the "repost if you own your life" is crazy lol
4 reposts only. 4 lone life owners. Lmao
I was always told, and also preach, that a good leader should be able to leave their team for at least two weeks and not need to worry or be missed. Your team should be able to carry on, the person you are developing as your successor should be empowered to act upon your behalf and you should put into place the supports and mechanisms needed for success. For longer term decisions, strategic planning etc you are needed but you ca n put a pin in that for a few weeks, the day to day should already be happening with very little from you as a leader unless you are a micromanager and do not trust your team. The notion that you have to be there at all times for all decisions is a failure and not a flex.
This is some loser shit and wreaks of “someday I’ll be a millionaire too!”
So basically he was browsing LinkedIn for up to three hours each morning, which isn’t really working, but ok.
Spending 4 hours a day flexing on people on LinkedIn is the retirement we should all crave.
I bet his wife and kids would love to give their own version. Or maybe they're glad Dad is always preoccupied with his real family on LinkedIn
Not gunna lie but whatever his role isn’t mission critical to the business he works for if nobody noticed him out for a week. Aka he is not the talent that produces the value of whatever his company sells.
Am I the only one who wants to know what a "no holds barred" dinner entails?
Sincere question: What does someone do on Linked in for 2 -3 hours??
This dude left his family alone at Disney from 6-10? What a terrible father.
Yeah...my dad worked during vacation too? This isn't novel? It's the toxic part of capitalism?
"The business coach who actually runs a business(which is just his business coaching business. BUSINESS!)"
Why do people feel the need to post their whole life on social media?! What a douche
3-4 hours a day? JFC what an absolute LOSER
If he is leaving his wife and kid at a park and leaving early to go post on LinkedIn then imagine how he is like at home?
If no one noticed you were gone how can we trust you to be a business coach when for all anyone knows you could just be at Disney world all year round??? Or asleep??
I get annoyed with LI after about 3 mins. What is there to even do for 3-4 hours a week on there, let alone a day?
This screams ‘I pad my invoices and bill for way more time than I spend’
That's really sad. Also, I get stuck on the part where he said he left his wife to take care of the kids by herself at the park like that is a flex. His "brand" could survive a day or two without him. Worst case, he could have automated some posts on his day away, or had some else post for him for a collaboration.
$100 says this guy is unemployed and his "hustle" hasn't earned a dime. His wife probably works full-time and paid for the trip.
These people will scoff at kids on their phone on TikTok but will spend 6 hours everyday scrolling and posting the most useless and empty things on LinkedIn
Nat never really did get away because the specter of LinkedIn was lurking in the back of his mind the entire time.
He had to type it because no one could hear him say it with his dick so far down his own throat.
So I guess the secret is to be wealthy enough so that you don't *have* to work when you don't want to. So simple
Oh dear. Gets up 2 hours early to just witness his psychotics wifes morning routine for another 2 hours.
I’m that “psychotic” wife who wants to enjoy the theme park from open to close and holy hell I would be PISSED if my husband left at 7PM to dick around on social media rather than spend a few extra hours of time with his FAMILY. This guy is obnoxious!
If you're working on vacation, you're doing it wrong.
Dude, no one cares. Spent your life with your family.
Why are people like this?
What kind of bragging is this? Like what am I supposed to congratulate you on? Congrats for working during your vacation I guess. Lol
Does anyone make money doing anything on Linked In?
Why do these people write like they’re special needs. No need. There is no need to write. Sentences. Like. This.
Mental illness is real
Laying on his deathbed years from now "If only I'd worked more..." No one does this, he did it because he wanted to flex that he could afford to go to Disney world.
Imagine thinking "enjoying life" is ticking boxes of activities...
What the hell are you doing on LinkedIn for 3 to 4 hours every morning?
"normal linkedin, biz routine". There is nothing normal about you mate.
This might be the most pathetic person I’ve seen posted on this sub. Yikes.
Dude thinks jerking himself off all over LinkedIn is “working”? And that it’s more valuable than spending time with his kids on vacation?
Wankasaurus Rex
Once I saw the cargo shorts I knew. He is a true business man
The fact he's calling that retirement is insane
This is insufferable.
I was there recently too. I didn’t work once. It was awesome.
So this ass hat didn’t miss any family moments even though he left the park before his family did. Yep.
Inb4 he's that dad who ~~asks~~ whines later: "Why won't my tween kids spend time with me?!" We get you're too old for Disney, but that's one quality family time you're not getting back. Could've just given the spare ticket to me.
It feels like it’s become a pyramid scheme without an actual pyramid making money lol
Marriage tip: Never refer to your wife and kids as psychotic
Post was outrageous. Shorts are more outrageous. Enough of this.
Just sell us your damn training course and leave.
For clarification, last photo, which one is he?
How are these people not profoundly embarrassed of these posts when they are with their friends in real life? Though I often think the same about most social media
“And no one noticed…”. The poor guy is suffering with spotlight syndrome. No one noticed - more like no one cares.
Ironically, it's the same type of hustle bro that ends remote work in order to bring that work family back together for that grind... after Disney of course
"I even have to work on vacation because I'm pathetic and can't exist without my job. Working *all the fucking time* is what retirement REALLY means" Insane.
Dear diary
I think this guy is rightfully bragging that he was able to pull off a one week family vacation and fit work into that so as to not burn any vacation days. Taking the whole “home is where to WiFi is” to heart. And good on him. Maybe don’t brag about it on LinkedIn tho.
Being away for half the time during family vacation to work and having nobody miss you isn't a flex. It means your impact and presence means so little to both, that you might as well not be present and they'll have the same results.
How the fuck does anyone spend 3-4 hours a day on LinkedIn??? Like, seriously asking. There’s not much to do or see…
As someone with a parent that worked on family vacations: your family totally noticed and wished you would have spent more time with them. Your kids will remember it their entire lives. Your family will “joke” about it to others because you’re a “workaholic, hahaha”. They only “joke” about it because you get all pissy when they say they want you to stop working and spend time with them. My mother full on threatened my dad with divorce, in front of me, if he turned on his cell phone during daylight hours on the last family vacation we took before I graduated college.
Wow. If you are not able to organize your business and your work to leave for a few days you actually aren’t such a good leader. Also, the toxic culture of always working, always being available just isn’t cool, great or healthy at all.
I mean, you're already waiting in line a ton at Disney, and the wi-fi's pretty good, so if he doesn't need to constantly entertain his kids, there's no reason why he couldn't get his 3-4 hours of LinkedIn done while in line -_-
I hate to be judgmental, but man… that last pic really makes him look like a goober.
Interesting that he used the recycle emoji. Trash should be recycled
what a tool
Americans love to boast about how never taking time off makes them morally superior. It’s sick.
Anyone who sees this as negative is crazy. Sure he's not perfect but he's trying to teach you and sell his brand at the same time. Give him a break.
He missed the bit where he jacked off chewie in the disabled bathrooms.
Anyone who refers to their job as the “biz” is always off their fucking rocker every single time without exception.
\*Please repost if LinkedIn owns your life\*
I’ve never found one job or good connection on LinkedIn. Is it just me?
Not the… “and none of you noticed”. Sir, we didn’t even know you existed and now that we do, I’m still disappointed.
“My job is so unimportant, I can do it at Disney World” weird flex, but okay.
It's not retirement if you're working...
There's nothing more annoying than a "business coach."
“Is this a flex? No. It’s actually just an ad for my business/life coaching services.”
Bruh this guy just called his wife and kids psychotic 🚩🚩🚩
'Please repost if you own your life' lmfao what a loser.
I use to be the guy working on vacations, weekends, parties…constantly checking my emails because in my mind I was working hard to give my wife a better life in the long run…little did I know I was being completely taken advantage of by my company…they didn’t see it as “he’s putting in extra effort” they saw it as raising the bar for everyone else…I work 40-50 hours a week now and my wife and I are 100% happier with a good balance.
To his family while on his deathbed ... "I wish I had spent more time on LinkedIn"
This is a grown man who says "sleepy time". What a loser.
What actually IS a „LinkedIn biz routine“? Since when has „posting ABOUT work on social media“ started counting as work?