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No more than you need 
rags
riches
Power
Almost enough to throw around
pushover
head-honcho
Prestige
Finally gaining some Respect!
nobody
idol
Sex Appeal
You might get lucky!
nun
porn star
Flexible Hours
Consider it a normal 9-to-5
strict
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Social Relevance
Your work concerns a few
irrelevant
Ghandi
Flexible Work Location
Limited to your State
chained to desk
work in boxers
Continued Learning
No more than HS necessary
unnecessary
necessary
Math
Understand Pre-Calculus
none
mathmatician
Science
Knowing Science exists is enough
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Albert Einstein
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Tax Collector: Harold Crick (Stranger Than Fiction)Taxation raises money for the government. It sounds simple, but for tax man Harold Crick there's that Strangely Fictional voice spelling out his impending doom.
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Pursuing a career in financial services requires drive, dedication, an ability to tolerate menial tasks for extended periods of time, and humility. If you persevere, you will be rewarded with significant remuneration and responsibility.
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Be forcused, passionate, and patient. Love Math and change. You have to be able to approach strangers and start conversations with them. Forming relationships will be the key to your success with all levels of the organization and your client base.
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