Resources go up -> company of women increases -> resources dwindle -> company of women decreases -> resources grow -> company of women increases. The irony is that I see a potentially infinite loop here:
You have to sacrifice either the company of women or your resources. Khushwant Singh, one of India's most well-known and widely read authors, commenced writing The Company of Women when he was eighty-three and finished at age eighty-five. As your resources go up, the company of women does not decrease, but rather increases, and as resources go down, the company of women likewise decreases. The Company of Women is a novel by Indian author Khushwant Singh. In a video message, Kotick said the WSJ report paints an inaccurate and misleading view of our company, of me personally, and my leadership. I assume he meant: as the company of women increases, your resources dwindle, and as the company of women decreases, your resources grow. For taking the blame, Townsend’s reputation suffered, and she was forced to step down from her post as executive sponsor of the Activision Blizzard King Employee Women’s Network. The lengths they will go to get some, instead of using it for other loftier pursuitsĪ fellow member said: "When put together, the relationship between ‘your resources’ and ‘the company of women’ can be described as ‘inversely proportional’." Sex is the leading cause of failure in men.
The ideal thing to do is to put women on the backburner for awhile until you have accrued resources. Being without female company may not be a bad thing, but rather a boon, especially for those keen ambitious fellows in their twenties.
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