/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.9986231]

I'm 29 years old and only had handful of jobs.

0-22: go through education system, rich parents pay for everything
22-24: parents give me money to live off of while I move to San Diego to find myself, eventually end up in SF's mission district.
24-27: work at a start up my friend got me into, won't go into details but app completely failed and was a retarded idea from the beginning
28: discover crypto, ask parents for 10k and made 700k in 14 months
29: lost it all and now am sitting on 260k, I did cash out 180k (125k post tax) along the way though, so I don't have to ask my parents for money for a while

What do I do? Should I get a job? Or is crypto going to go up again?

[Anonymous No.9986276]

>>9986231
Seriously? Get a job, it can't hurt. Try not to spend any of that money you have saved or the crypto. Pretend it doesn't even exist until you either (a) really need it or (b) make it.

[Anonymous No.9986289]

>>9986231
what the fuck, real life is just starting

[Anonymous No.9986296]

>>9986231
>asking parents for money at the age of 28
jesus christ

[Anonymous No.9986302]

>>9986231
Get a job

[Anonymous No.9986329]

Work part time at a good dispensary faggot

[Anonymous No.9986454]

>>9986296
A lot of my friends, who are also rich, live at home or are still supported by their parents. One of my college friends lived in Italy for 7 years so far after graduation, completely funded by her parents. My one really good friend who went on and got a JD MBA is doing well but his hair is completely grey.

I'm just saying that the grass isn't always greener.

[Anonymous No.9986585]

Holy fuck talk about being stunted

[Anonymous No.9986586]

>>9986454
This.

If you get a job make sure it compliments something you want to do and would enjoy. Say you work at a gym, you meet roasties and get to talk and flirt with them. Or you want to be a scuba instructor because you wanna be underwater. Or you wanna get into sales. Point being, develop a skill or craft and become great at it, you have the money to figure it out. Also don’t feel guilty for having rich parents. They made the correct moves and plays for you to enjoy and have time to figure it out. It’s typically people with loser parents that whine and complain.

Crypto is the future.

[Anonymous No.9986667]

Learn to develop software and learn to lie in a convincing manner, you can paper over 90% of the things that make you look bad

[Anonymous No.9986672]

>>9986454
What the fuck i would feel like shit when your parents should support you at 25. Fucking hell, i started working at 18 and never looked back

[Anonymous No.9986733]

OP is manchild

[Anonymous No.9986774]

>>9986586
>It’s typically people with loser parents that whine and complain.
s-stop it :(

[Anonymous No.9986812]

>>9986774
>with users set to receive compensation in BTC instead of fiat currency as originally intended.
Now we'll have 140k btc in the hands of weakhanded morons who managed to lose their bitcoin in 2014

how is this good news?

[Anonymous No.9986815]

>>9986231
22 and I won't stop receiving support from my rich parents until I'm 26.

t. med student

[Anonymous No.9986864]

>>9986774
I apologize fren. There’s always hate against people that were brought up with silver spoons. When in reality what matters is ones dedication and focus that matters at the end of the day, be rich, middle class or poor. OP, like many of us took shots in life, and that’s what matters. Hope that cheers you up.

[Anonymous No.9986961]

>>9986586
thank you.

>>9986815
My other friend is a orthopedic surgeon, they lead tough lives.

[Anonymous No.9987454]

>>9986667
you dont have to lie, to be good at marketing. just always mention the good things while ignoring the bad things. also use words like good, great, amzing instead of words with actual value.