Is the working man a sucker?

[Anonymous No.58103914]

Regular goy follows the boomer model, investing all in education for a mediocre salary and wage slavery, saving every shekel like a squirrel saves nuts and looking forward to retirement and his stocks' dividends...

Meanwhile a guy who teaches himself about money and finance and business works seasonally, hustles or goes into debt to start businesses or high paying careers making the right connections, fast learner with a good attitude and cured his boomer brainwashing clowns the system and retires or becomes supervisor in his 30s...

Did I get it right?

[Anonymous No.58103948]

>>58103914
>>58103914
>>58103914
>>58103914
Yes. The system is meant to keep you extracting your labor for as long as possible. You're not a person to the system, you're a statistic. The thing is you really don't need that much money to actually never work again, see picrel
Essentially what you should do is to try to exit the rat race as quick as possible. Don't get caught up in status, keeping up with the Joneses, etc. just try to buy back your freedom as quickly as possible. Ignore social standards and shaming (which aren't meant for your benefit or well-being but you being molded into the best slave possible).

[Anonymous No.58103956]

>>58103948
Fuck my connection was messing up sorry for the multiple (You)s

[Anonymous No.58104020]

>>58103948
But anons on /biz/ say you need AT LEAST $10 million to retire!