An influencer is defending her Instagram post about money that some are calling “privileged”

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An influencer is defending her controversial Instagram post about money that some are calling "privileged"https://t.co/ddnRsfHA0I
- BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) September 18, 2019
Alyse Parker, an influencer and “mindset coach” with over 210,000 followers on Instagram, is under fire over a recent post where she claimed that “money is merely a form

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[winter_lace]

People who have never had to make the choice between food and bills and health are always super obvious and super annoying

I also really hate "positive" mindset or anything or anyone that pushes positive thinking.

I'm a car carrying member of the negative nancy club so.

[xtinkerbellax]

lol same but I also find a lot of people on social media who preach positivity are fake as fuck and some of the biggest assholes.

[kegarawashii]

i'm with you on your feelings about positive mindset. in my experience, the positive thinking advice is usually rooted in either shallowness or hypocrisy.

plus rich people forget easily where their money comes from - my former boss is very loud about his extensive expertise in venture investment while in fact every penny he has came from borderline criminal corporate raids, but he kinda forgot about that. or this chick who probably truly believes herself to have an admirable career that is professionally viable and sustainable. and they will both be like, hey i made myself successful so you can too if you really really want it. yeah, that's not how it works, nor should anything about them be ~goals

[picturemegone]

what a dumb bitch

[lawofcosines]

these idiots would make you believe in kooky, new age shit rather than distribute their wealth. fuck them

[marielaurie]

what the fuck is a mindset coach

[thelovegetaway]

a new type of pyramid scheme

[partyafterparty]

I can't with this influencers bullshit. Why are they so far up their own ass??