I don't know, is it once or twice a year?, maybe when they come back from the year-end meeting in Vegas. Listening to my store manager today talking about how we all have to be the perfect employees, seriously it's like we need to be the kingsman every interaction we can conceivably get ourselves into. But over the decade that I've been with this company it really has slowly eroded. Scheduling, work-life balance, especially obviously pay being repressed wherever and whenever possible. But we still get these big long speeches how about how the company is really going to come down on people who aren't following the SMART model! And how everybody needs to be 150% at all times. And in return we're going to give you a shity schedule, split days off, refuse your vacation request for no reason really, and do anything and everything we can to keep your pay as absolutely minimum as we can.
There are people in this subreddit who talk about Lowe's I don't know going bankrupt or something,? I'm not one of those people, I don't think that's ever going to happen, but I do think that this company is steadily becoming more and more ridiculous. And I'm seriously happy to see the great resignation and things like the antiwork subreddit.
I don't know what happened in the 60s/70s, but American workers turned into a bunch of f****** morons, literally just threw away everything their parents and grandparents worked to get. Hopefully it's time for the pendulum to swing back again.
Hey guys,
Has anyone tried Tony (Anthony) Robbins subliminals? Any results? I know they are kinda old (1990s-2000s) but I've checked and in his early years he talked about he had these tapes that he played while going to sleep to prime his mind to think he was already successful.
Anyone has tried those?
Tksm!
I say relatively harmless because Tony only injured 30 people with his firewalking.
This year has sucked hard. It's been gut punch after gut punch. I'm on day 3 now and struggling. The prior week, I drank probably over 5 liters of vodka. I've been to this point and I was able to get sober and stay sober for close two 2 years. Listening to Tony Robbins helped me a lot during those times and I've been listening to him again the past 2 days. I'm sure he's not for everyone but thought I'd throw it out there
I'm familiar with Tony Robbins and that he's worth more than $500 million today. However, what I don't understand is how this guy is so rich today. How did it happen? He's a motivational speaker who teaches seminars and courses? Did he do anything else? There are so many other motivational speakers and life coaches yet how did he attain such a vast wealth?
My wife's employer informed her today that she will be required to attend a 2-day Tony Robbins seminar on Saturday-Sunday, which are days that she doesn't normally work. She told her boss that she isn't available on the weekend, she doesn't want to attend a seminar, and that her time is valuable and would need to be compensated for it. She was told that attendance is mandatory and her compensation would be the fee paid to attend the seminar. Is this legal? We're in Utah if you hadn't guessed.
Would Tony Robbins be considered worthy for an episode of behind the bastards. As well as a litany of sexual assault allegations he's now also now further expanding his grift.
"while steering clear of outright anti-vaccine statements, has made comments throughout the pandemic that play down the severity of Covid, or imply that lockdown restrictions are overblown. (Confusingly, he has also touted a Covid vaccine that is being developed by Covaxx, a company that has received funding from a venture capital firm in which Robbins is a partner. He has made no secret of that financial interest.)"
