/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58476983
this seems to be a Julius Caesar Strategy. Just keep doubling down. Either you conquer Gaul, defeat your enemies in the Republic, and achieve Last Man Standing status where it's you alone at the top of the victory pile on the other side, or you lose everything, become consumed by your enemies, and history forgets your legacy as anything more than a villainous failure.
I'm curious to see how this plays out. My money is literally on GME going to the moon

>>50434566

Honest answer, it’s more nuanced than that but generally yes. People who make their living in an area that inspires passion for them generally find it easier to self-motivate, envision their future goals, and put the work in to get there.

It’s the clever synthesis of finding ways to make money and finding ways to make life suck less. Simple as that.

>>28257475
feels good

>>17475880
Our boy Gaius Julius Caesar surpassed him in wealth with a much simpler business model.
>conquer gaul
>sell population into slavery
Based

Do you report your crypto trading to the IRS /biz/?