/biz/ - Business & Finance

Do you support your family biz? Specifically parents/siblings and not kids/wives. When is it time to say no and put your own life first? I'm starting to think I'm cucking myself, but I love them and want them to be happy. Can some anon forcefeed me a redpill here?

>>15783819
Chihuahua or muffin?

>>15779215
The choice is yours fren.

>>7320520
>>7320549
>>7320586
>>7320624
>Step 1
Stop doing drugs of all kinds. Yes, it's hard, because you're chemically addicted and it's been part of your routine for so long you feel like you can't live without it, but your mind will remain in a permanent state of imbalance until you do and your efforts to change your situation will be screwed from the beginning.

>Step 2
Understand that, although you think your parents are just giving you a hard time for no reason, they're actually trying to keep you from ruining your life. No parent wants to see their child depressed and unable to financially support themselves, which is (ta-da) exactly where you are now, because they left you to your own devices.

>Step 3
Finish a degree. Doesn't matter what it's in, but finish something. This serves a two-fold purpose. One, obviously, having a degree will enable you to find more stable, lucrative work. Yeah, the idea of "wagecucking" might seem like a death sentence to the children on /biz/, but for the most part it isn't. Second, you're going to need to recondition yourself to persevere through long term projects, something (from your posts) you've been incapable of doing. Quitting the drugs is essential to that second point.

>Step 4
Step away from crypto, for a couple reasons. One, it's subconsciously making you feel like a temporarily disenfranchised millionaire and giving you an excuse to languish, because "meh, it'll work out someday". Two, it's causing you to compare yourself to other people which is depressing you further, and it's not productive. Come back later after you get your shit in order if you want, but for now focus on today, not the future.

>Step 5
Easily the most important, find Christ if you haven't already, and if you have, return to Him. I could go on and on about how this will empower you to do the other steps I've listed, but there isn't room here. I'd be happy to discuss this part in greater detail if you'd like.

Good luck anon.