/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4005392
I am Satoshi but my bitcoins have been locked up in my hard drive in government hands. I need some funds to hire a lawyer to gain access to my wallet, send this address 1 Bitcoin and I will send you back 200 Bitcoin once I have received my wallet.

>>3995753
Probably depends on where you live and what kind of person you want. If you live in a third world shithole without a strong police presence and in close proximity to where these type of people are abducted it will be far cheaper than if you live in like Canada separated by the richest country in the world and oceans for human trafficking to take place. Upkeep also factors in. Why do you want a slave?

Remember all those sayings like "money doesn't buy happiness" and "the truly wealthy man is one who is happy with what he has?"

They're just little sentimental sayings they put in dollar store calendars right? Meant to appease the sheep and make people feel happy with a lack of accomplishment?

Well let me tell you...
>Spent my whole life working hard to be as successful as I can
>Worked hard in school as long as I was there
>Studied hard
>Studied for interviews
>Got a great job
>Learned how to invest properly
>Created good saving and investment habits to built a good foundation for my retirement portfolio already in my early 20s
>On top of this I've engaged in risky but high reward investments like crypto

I'm more successful than I've ever been. But I'm miserable and not satisfied.

>"I just want to make at least 80k a year then I'll be happy, that's more than enough"
Then I made $100k a year and I realized
>"No, that's not enough, that's barely reaching into 6 figures, I need more."
Now I make well over $150k a year and I just found myself sitting saying to myself
>"This isn't enough, I'm being underpaid, what am I doing with my life working for this little"

It's never enough. Some of you who have played video games extensively know this feeling too where you finally get end-level gear and you realize
>"Shit, wait I only have 1 set of end-level gear, I need some extras too just in case"
Then you play more and more and realize
>"Shit I'm still not even on the level of the real rich guys, I need max cash stacks and all of the most expensive items"
Then you get them and you still want more, you want to double your collection

It never ends. This ride NEVER ends. Learn to be happy. Keep working hard and earning more because money = security and freedom and healthcare, but don't think it will make you happy and don't devote your life to it entirely.