Like my clients, I'm an empath and a highly sensitive person (HSP) writing for other Sensitive Superheroes; if you're like me, you dislike scratchy clothes, loud noises, most crowded social gatherings, too. These seemingly innocuous stimuli can trigger episodes of heightened anxiety and panic attacks in us, which can be debilitating at times. But hidden within our highly specialized wiring are superpowers waiting to be embraced.
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I've had it with smug millionaires
Published 1 day ago • 2 min read
You know the type...
The poolside YouTube videos
The 'anyone can do it' mantra you've heard time and again
It makes me ill, and I can't stand it anymore.
It's not all jealousy 🧐
Sure, I'd love to have millions in the bank.
But, I'd rather hang on to my self-respect, too.
This photo is the closest I’d ever come to showing off. It was taken in April of 2020 when I bought the first new car I’d ever purchased -always been a pre-owned kind of car buyer- at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
You can let me know if it’s too pretentious.
I’m the kind of guy that would rather live in a box truck converted into a tiny home on wheels. As I write this email, I have a YouTube video running on my Mac Mini by a guy who goes by Nomad Brad. He works as an electrician installing solar panels for others with RVs, tiny homes, etc.
I’d love to do this (not the electrician part…I don’t know a volt from a watt). I’d get rid of all my belongings and take off on an epic road life. I’d shoot videos, write my emails, and just break free.
The only problem with that scenario is Kona, the Wonderdoodle. I share him with my former girlfriend. Still, I wouldn’t have to be far flung across the universe to enjoy this lifestyle. It’s always appealed to me. Now that I’m solo and it looks as if this will be my permanent status, why not?
Who needs a condo, a commute, or a Type-A boss? Not me.
Back to smug millionaires
When I was in medicine, I worked alongside several doctors who enjoyed millions in the bank. They drove Porsches and Lambos, and had a stable of ex-spouses to whom they needed to pay spousal support each month.
They could afford it.
Some thought they were a god, others were just ordinary folks, and you’d never suspect they were wealthy.
When I think of the ultra-rich, I don’t think about them, or the electric car/space company weird guy whose trucks fall apart.
I think of people like Jennifer Garner and Keanu Reeves. Sure, they’re wealthy, but they take the time to aid homeless people they come across (Google Jennifer Garner putting shoes on a homeless guy) or how they never say no to a fan who wants a photo (Google Keanu Reeves).
I’m sure they both have faults, but hey, we all do, right?
Anyway, I’ll bring this email to a close. It was meant to kind of fill in the blanks and let you know who I am.. the Baz behind the emails. I plan to continue these types of emails, just so you know.
Like my clients, I'm an empath and a highly sensitive person (HSP) writing for other Sensitive Superheroes; if you're like me, you dislike scratchy clothes, loud noises, most crowded social gatherings, too. These seemingly innocuous stimuli can trigger episodes of heightened anxiety and panic attacks in us, which can be debilitating at times. But hidden within our highly specialized wiring are superpowers waiting to be embraced.