/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.20754924]

what does making it feel like? everyone in my family is a broke ass wagie debtslave.

[Anonymous No.20754990]

>>20754924
The funny thing is that no one ever truly feels like they're done and made it. We're programmed for challenges and if we dont have any in life, its dull and boring and stupid ideas get into your head. Its far better to dream than to look down from a pedastal and be empty.

[Anonymous No.20754993]

>>20754924
It feels like a dream at first. When you wake up after sleeping in instead of going to work, and you realize that no, you're not late, you're free, it's downright fucking incredible.

The freedom of financial independence is a wonderful thing, anon, but you must use your newfound time to pursue hobbies and other endeavors to keep yourself from growing bored with your new life.

Also, therapy is highly recommended because depression is still a major factor and if you succumb to your mental illness then all your work will be for naught.

[Anonymous No.20755072]

>>20754993
This. I want to open a business of some kind if I make it. Like...something that I can call mine, even if it's super small. As long as it's not losing money, something to keep me busy would be nice.

[4545 No.20755092]

>>20754993
Therapy is for trannies

[Anonymous No.20755125]

>>20754990
Is there any greater cope than this?

[Anonymous No.20755179]

>>20754924
you feel numb, after going through shitcoin stress and you actually make your first million. you feel absolutely nothing.

[Anonymous No.20755432]

>>20755125
I wish it upon you to get infathomably rich so you can understand the issues that come attached. Biggie was right, mo money mo problems.

[Anonymous No.20755437]

>>20755179
Thats how it should be though. Years of stress and that will inevitably make you numb.

[Anonymous No.20755576]

I’m not autistic but I like autistic things. When I make it I’m going to start a company that purchases old and unused western rail lines. Many of these rail lines move through remote snowy passes, idyllic mountain meadows, historic ghost towns and other points of interest. I’ll have full service trains with sleeper cars, dining cars, and recreation like gambling. A casino on rails. They will provide a luxurious route between ski mountains, bed and breakfasts, resorts ect.

[Anonymous No.20755788]

>>20754990
it's better to dream and meet your challenges living life filled with abundance and without the constant background pressure/concern of getting money to meet payments at the end of the month. Losing that millstone from your neck doesn't necessarily turn you into a hedonistic nihilist. For the most part it's liberating and saves you awful lot of time otherwise spent on wagecucking. If you're worried that you'll be bored then you might be a person of poor imagination. Know thyself

[Anonymous No.20755959]

>>20755788
I made it, after 19 years of wagecucking, with some crypto gains. I'm not rich, but my bills are paid without working. My biggest problem is making myself engage in productive tasks, like working in the yard, exercising, and learning new things. If I don't make an effort, I tend to drink, smoke weed, shitpost, and eat garbage all the time. That behavior wrecks my health and motivation, but when there's nothing pushing back except my own willpower, it's hard to overcome sometimes.

[Anonymous No.20756064]

>>20755576
Sounds like a fun way to lose tremendous amounts of money. If I make it I’ll take a first class sleeper car

[Anonymous No.20756143]

>>20755959
How much do think you need to feel comfortable? I’m sitting on a mil but I feel I need to tripple it before I can retire as middle class.

[Anonymous No.20756193]

>>20755959
You kinda just sound like a shitty person. Hope you can get out of your funk

[Anonymous No.20756224]

>>20756143
Around 2.5M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdfeXqHFmPI

[Anonymous No.20756346]

>>20754924
Ya that sucks you need to get away from them they must be toxic af

[Anonymous No.20756365]

>>20756224
Haha, thanks

[Anonymous No.20756462]

>>20756224
I need roughly $1000 per year after donating plasma twice a week to never work again.

What do I invest in?

Why not just 15k in JNK?

[Anonymous No.20756483]

>>20756143
I made some sacrifices and have retired poor, although still hold a fair amount of crypto. My first year off, the lease on my car was up and I didn't know what I was going to do, so I didn't get another car. I spent the following year taking the bus everywhere, which at first was horrifying. But I got used to it. I found you can get used to not having most things that people "can't live without". So I retired on less than a million (no wife/kids). Haters will call me a poorfag or whatever, but I don't work and I'm not a leech.
>>20756193
You don't have to be an asshole about it. I have a lot of time on my hands and avoiding bad habits is difficult. There's a reason so many people's lives are ruined when they stop working. It untethers you in good ways and bad. I would never go back to wagecucking voluntarily, but being out of it is like taking the lines off the road. It's a lot more effort to keep going straight.

[Anonymous No.20756692]

>>20755959
It's hard to get up at 5 in the morning when your sleeping in silk sheets - some boxer. The point where the struggle starts to pay off is the favorite time period of many successful peoples lives. But I think that's because the rose colored tint of nostalgia. I'm about 15 months from that point if everything keeps going as planned.

[Anonymous No.20756766]

>>20755576
When covid is over every person will want to be stuck in small compartments with large groups of strangers so I think you have a hell of a good idea here.

[Anonymous No.20756837]

>>20755576
What if it took you to a land full of realistic AI bots you could do anything with?

[Anonymous No.20756873]

>>20756193
How does this anon sound like a shitty person? He only said the truth of how he's living, he's not hurting people or doing anything that would make a person shitty. You sound super judgemental and confused. This anon is literally living the dream of millions of anons.

[Anonymous No.20757218]

>>20755576
That sounds great. I hope you make it anon

[Anonymous No.20757265]

>>20755092
bullets are for namefags