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Our attitudes toward work, sex, and money are often shaped by societal conditioning from "summary" of Work, Sex, Money by Chogyam Trungpa
Societal conditioning plays a significant role in shaping our perspectives on work, sex, and money. Throughout our lives, we are exposed to various influences that mold our attitudes and beliefs in these areas. From a young age, we are taught certain norms and values by our families, schools, and communities. These teachings often dictate how we approach and understand concepts such as work, sex, and money. The societal messages we receive about work, sex, and money can be subtle yet powerful. They can affect not only how we perceive ourselves but also how we interact with others and the world around us. For example, we may internalize the idea that success is measured by our job title or salary, leading us to prioritize work above all else. Similarly, societal norms around sex...
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