/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49755157
>t. has nothing left to learn

>>5572110
You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

>>4413901
I do have link brotha

>>4031089
If absolutely everyone had this mindset, unemployment would go off the charts. Only 19 and net worth is 17K right now thanks to crypto. By doing a presentation on some figurative token for a business in uni, I've already been offered to work on a blockchain-related project when I'm done in a few years and have been keeping in touch with the teacher for a while now about it. I'm happy to work as long as it's working on something worth enjoying and brings in good money. The blockchain is just beginning to grow now, and our generation will have infinite possibilities to rake in cash from developing it. I found this half-hour documentary recently showing a bunch of chairmen and higher-ups from a few businesses talking about how we've just come across something big and how they'll use it for their business' purposes: https://mega.nz/#!o1N1GIAQ!YSuIODFGh-fE8jOLFzeaw80B17S0EmbpInYsEpeetiE so even if you're in the red you'll still come out on top in the long-run.

TLDR I'll wageslave only if it means working on the blockchain; in a few years working with it while the demand is high will be another huge money-maker.