/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55396394
I’m at this point right now. Still have enough to NEET for the rest of the year but am considering finding something non commital just to pay bills so I don’t deplete my savings. The last few months have been eye opening and given me a taste of what retirement can be like. If anything it truly lets you know just what a giant fucking scam waging truly is. Gave me a new direction and overall thought process: give any employer your absolute minimum required to not be fired. Use those checks as a seed fund for your investments outside of the wage cage, your side hustle, whatever. If you can get away with doing that within office hours, even better. Bottom line is to value them as much as they do you, which in this timeline is not one fucking bit.

>use company vehicle to scout items for eBay/Shopify sales within reason in estate/garage sales during work hours
>use company computer to balance your PnL, look for potential real estate sales, etc.
>using company provided phone (if they offer it) to conduct business calls if you own a small business or about to start one up such a lawn care company, construction labor provider, etc.

Don’t let them waste your time on earth: you waste theirs.

>>55212483
You go into work only to give them the absolute bare fucking minimum required to not be fired. Use the money they give you to invest in yourself. Whether that’s your side hustle, scouting real estate opportunities, whatever. Bottom line is they’re just a source of revenue for what you really want out of life. Companies view you as disposable so you treat them the same. As soon as you acquire either a skill or the necessary experience to find a better paying source of revenue for your other endeavors, leave them immediately. Better for you to be done with them before they’re done with you.