/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2758134
You might have sucked at math before, but that doesn't mean you'd suck from this point on. Maybe you just had a shitty teacher, maybe you missed one lesson and everything just fell apart from there (that's how math usually is).

I won most of the local maths competitions when I was a child, and Bulgaria was top 10 in maths back then. 10 years later in uni, I failed 10 maths exams. Didn't find it interesting anymore and it didn't prevent me from becoming a good dev (I was good at discrete maths and statistics, those matter. But I failed calculus 1 5 times and calculus 2 3 times).

>>2764969
Visited Rome and Munich twice these past 24 months, going to visit Prague and Warsaw by the end of the year.

And still most of my cash is going into investments...

Everyone in tech should give EE a try, your living expenses are 20% of your salary. This is the proper way to do wageslaving and it gives you tons of opportunities to progress forward into actual life (aka owning a business and not having to think about money 24/7)