Notes

In a sea full of sinful success, a ship full of slaves of the corporate world, one must know how to get off the boat. Many prisoners are chained under the deep sea, this workers find themselves entrapped within the corporate structure, often feeling underpaid and undervalued, their realities defined by the shadows cast by corporate managers who lurk in the background, their motives shrouded in darkness. These managers, embodying the malevolent forces of the deep sea, employ tactics that go beyond mere influence; they coerce and manipulate their labor force to maximize productivity while minimizing costs. The corporate world becomes an intricate network of chains, with salary serving as both the key to subsistence and the shackle that binds them to their roles to stop them from ever leaving.

Yet, in this sea full of deceitful tides and sinful success, there exists a glimmer of hope, a small beam of light that shows the way. Among the passengers on the ship, a few individuals manage to break free from the chains of underpayment and exploitation. These are the ones who have found ease in the art of savings, retirement planning, or entrepreneurship. These free passengers are the embodiment of perseverance, resilience and determination, navigating treacherous and deceitful waters to escape the corporate ship and emerge, victorious, onto the shores of independence and fulfillment to finally live their life.

In the end, the sea may be vast, and the ship may be crowded, but the perseverance, resilience and determination of the passengers were strong enough to to break free from the shackles of the corporate ship that is the spirit that yearns for more than a life chained to the relentless pursuit of success tainted by the compromises of the people that foreshadow the corporate ship. The passengers crave the freedom to set its own course, to relish in the light of self-determination, and to escape the shadows that shroud the corporate world's darkest depths.