Use People Strategically
The correct, polite term for “use people” would be “co-exist.” But literally, every one of us will, in some way, use somebody, or even a company to achieve something in life, career, or relationships. For example (not me), individual A constantly praises and sweet-talks Reporting Manager B to gain attention and secure a higher salary. ← I don't do this low-life behaviour. Another example (me): I put myself in a new circle of financially literate friends so I could learn more about profit compounding—benefiting from the circle, I am now financially comfortable. My term 'use people' is not manipulative; it's more of a win-win situation, like symbiosis, if you get what I mean. People exist in many types Like Pokémon, which exist in 18 types, the same goes for humans. Over the last 4–5 years, I discovered MBTI, which categorizes people into 16 personality types and fairly predictable patterns. Learn more about this [ HERE ]. About 2–3 years ago, a friend introduced me to so...