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>>58448599
>are you generally happy? Like, do you like your job enough? Do you feel like you have enough free time and general freedom?
I think I'm generally happy all things considered, but I wish a lot more of my life. There's so many things I wish to truly dedicate myself to, but I just hate having a job chaining me down. There's nothing I'd enjoy more than retiring early and just going all in my own creative projects and altruistic pursuits.

>Do you feel like you have enough free time and general freedom?
I have quite a bit of free time, but I don't have much freedom. I never travel more than 2-4 days at a time, so I feel really confined. I hope to one day just live off dividends and travel a whole lot without the anxiety of getting back to work and waiting to eat the marshmallows to get more marshmallows later.

>Ride crypto for the next 1-2 years or until another parabolic run comes (whichever comes first), and then get the fuck out and move into tech stocks.
yeah, this is my plan. I'm currently all in on an altcoin and plan to sell bit by bit after I've held it a full 12 months for long term capital gains tax, but I was actually thinking of buying BTC if it crashes a year after this parabolic run, then possibly I can truly "make it". I'm not sure how much better tech stocks would be.
>Crypto will be your best bet for a quick exit path. You could also go totally broke, but fuck it, you only live once.
yeah, I'm committed to either going rich or going broke. I do think conviction is the most crucial quality to making it. I'd feel happier trying and failing than not trying at all.

Thanks for the really elaborate reply, anon. Never really thought about considering happiness into the mix. Up until a few months ago, I had everything in a savings account + ETF. I feel better now seeing there's maybe a light at the end of the tunnel.