/biz/ - Business & Finance

I'm an unemployed NEET for years but I come from a wealthy family (top 5% of income globally). I used to work in marketing and audit finance but just stopped because it felt like LARPing and working with family friends actually stressed me out because I had to look perfect so as not to look bad. My parents don't mind me being a unemployed shut-in as long as I'm not acting like a degenerate or knocking random girls up.

Now I'm yearning to be productive again. What can I do with a massive employment gap yet have access to capital/money? I can literally move to any city in the world. I can go back to university and get any degree without worrying about the cost. Though I do feel like masters and degrees are literally worthless nowadays. Hell I have $10000 lying around right now as pocket money I just blow on Steam games and PC upgrades.

What's a good way to make money and feel like less a waste of space? Something you can still do from home. I think I'm averse to crypto and online stocks because it feels too random and just guessing. Also I'd probably lose a lot eventually. What else can I do? I'm willing to go back to schooling if the degree will get me a demanded position if that kind of path still exists nowadays.

19 y/o, 300 LINK, extremely late to the party, have plenty of savings/opportunity for OT to keep dripping into LINK but coinbase limits are holding me back.

I'm not fussed about missing out

Can we hit 10 dollars this morning?

>1425154
>here is what I want to achieve
>Enlists Hercules' impossible tasks

Chill out bro. You can't achieve all these things in 4 years. Firstly you need to get your major with decent grades, so prioritize that. Then you'll be needing to get yourself a decent job with a steady income.
Once you achieve that, and only then, you might pursue your passions amigo. And even then you might have trouble doing it since you'll be chasing after other things such as scaling the mountain that is your fucking company's hierarchy.
Stay ambitious, stay confident. You'll have a lifetime to persue your passions slowly and wisely one at time.