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LOL at anyone thinking he made it, 200M is practicaly nothing, barely middle class lifestyle for a few decades then will have to work again if he wants a decent retirement.

Is painting a good profession? Should I do painting or driving? They both pay the same. Which one should I do? Can I work 60 hours painting?

this guy works 100 hours

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>>52742125
Safest way is to learn to frugal. I guess you are already but you can certainly push further.
You can keep saving, take some risks in investing and hope to retire as soon possible, but you can also take years off regularly.
This option means you'll miss on compound interest but also don't risk getting fucked by bear markets/inflation/die of ass cancer at 55yo with 2 millions€ etc.

I'm 34, save ~2500€ a month for like 18 months then use this money to fuck around/travel le world with gf etc. I need around 1800€ a month for that which means that if you include weekends, vacation and shit I work less than 1/3 of days on average.

Or you can take way more risks, build your own software dev or whatever niche company but I personally know way way ore people that failed than got rich.

why does he trigger the neets so badly?

>>52205871
Are you a bot or did you not read my post ?
I made a fortune buying shitcoins. I know there are opportunities.
Should I call you a loser bitch because you're barely in the top 10% with hard work when I'm retired at 32 and it only took me a few clicks ?

Thing is it's been proven that despite your gut feeling and what you believe is real, millenials don't have it better.
You even said that previous generations had it handed to them. Literally waking up was enough to get opportunities. Didn't need to hustle, monetize hobbies and shit.
Buying a house is still 5x more expensive that a few decades ago.

Now that you said that being able to send CV online means it's easy to make it, I'm wondering if you're not actually bait.