/biz/ - Business & Finance

Anyone here know this feel?

I just find myself so productive when I have these thangs.

>split 30mg IR in half
>eat one half
>crush the rest and dissolve into water bottle
>drink the water bottle slowly through the afternoon
>grind and shine

Tell me. Why aren't you doing this?

>tfw /biz/ makes fun of ADHD traders but I'm actually ADHD

I can't help but scoff at people who take Aderall. I worked while in college and still graduated top of my class with a degree in finance. Have never tried nootropics. All this weak-minded trash has to take drugs just to be able to compete with people like me. It is pathetic.

Besides adderal and coke what other ways can I stay sharp when conducting business?

Can you ever compete with people on this magic drug?

Is Adderall a meme or does it really work? I've been on similar shit but I never noticed a difference.

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ALL YOU NEED BOYOS

Where can I buy adderall online without a prescription?

(asking here, because addy is pretty much the most /biz/ drug there is)

Anyone have tips for marketing blindly with brochures? It's pretty cheap and labor unintensive. Just have to drop them off and not piss off people by talking to them.

I have a great product that is universally applicable (mainly advice) I just have less experience with marketing like this.

I want to focus on types of messages (negative vs positive) or how to style them to gain attention so people don't throw it away without reading

That's my greatest issue, getting people to not immediately toss something that could change their lives

Any tips for brochure marketing would be great though. Eg: types of images to use or style of writing

Why don't more people choose to become medical doctors in the US? It's not even that hard to get into a low tier M.D. program (or even D.O.) and make a guaranteed $200,000+ after only 7 years out of college. Most other professions would only dream of advancing that quickly in their careers. You'd have to be in the top 1% of engineers or finance analysts to be able to pull that, whereas you are GUARANTEED that with an MD degree.

>Not to mention surgeons who can make $500,000+ annually with only a few extra years of training
>Not to mention that it's continually the most stable and secure job
>Not to mention it's basically the #1 panty dropper

How the FUCK do you deal with common law marriage? I hide my financial status to avoid the rare chance some bitch is smart enough to know about it.

Is there anything you can do about it?

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