I’ve only been a white collar wagie 1 year

I’M ALREADY FUCKING SICK OF IT!!!!!! It never fucking ends, no one is ever happy with your work half the time because they are too retarted to understand the initial problem. Mundane useless tasks just keep piling up, I start caring less and less day dreaming more and more about quitting. WHEN DOES IT END!?!? THERES MORE TO LIFE THAN THIS!!!!!!!

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You're making a dying user, not a living. Fuck working for companies, especially American companies. Underpay, treat our generation like expendable shit, and flood the office and community with fucking poos they can pay for less. I was in your shoes a while back, got laid off, found a better job at another company, saved, started my own business, and quit. Already making more in 3 months than I did at my job, and making more every month. 3 things.

1. Read - Start with Richest Man in Babylon, start reading business books from people that actually made money, read biographies. Read. Nigger. Read. Put on audiobooks, stop playing anime games, and read a motherfucking book.

2. Start - your own side gig, and get enough to make enough. There are fucking children making millions of social media, are you dumber than a child? There was a thread on here a while back on someone who started his own business and bought a statue or something. He didn't buy crypto. Crypto is fine for investing, but it's not your income. Your goal is income.

3. Stop - listening to fucking boomers and your mom and dad. Mom and dad want you to go to college and get a job to be as marginally miserable as them. TV and college wants you to be a slave to Wall Street. Fuck them.
Stop buying anime dolls, stop going out to drink, the minute you come back from the office, work on your side gig. Don't listen to their lies, their advertisements, and what they think they know is right. If they were right, they'd be rich, I bet you they're not. Mommy may be nice, but so is my dachshund.

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My man you are acting like I haven’t already done all of that and have a side gig I’m not going to go into detail on what it is but it makes more than my job and let’s just say it’s a little “risky”. I’m investing in boomer stocks/crypto and saving up for a rental property I’m just stuck in this hell until I buy it and fill it with tenents. Shit I could quit I have roughly 30k in savings but I’m afraid to walk away from a “career” I spent 5 years of uni and 300 job apps and 8 in person interviews to obtain.

Focus that anger on bettering yourself, then use those new skills to either find a better job, are start a business.
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You either take that risk and may be successful, or live the wagecuck life until you die. If you ever think retirement is an option for our generation, you are horribly wrong.

No one will ever be happy with your work but you need to build your position into something it would be too hard to fire you and hire someone else to pick up.

I intentionally make my DAX logic as convoluted as possible and omit coding notes so the finance department stays dependent on me to feed them data. If I didn't do thus my position would have been obsolete years ago and I wouldn't get to day trade at work for most of the day.

What the fuck do I do for a side gig I don't know anything and I have no skills

Got a pair of kneepads? I'd pay to snuggle with a pathetic wagie like you.

You're right. One should aspire to get an Ivy education or work at a top company (Goldman, JPM, McKinsey) if they wagecuck.

This is how most billionaires got started before they went out on their own. The network and school/company pedigree attracts employees, investors, and clients. Its just how the world works.

If you're working for a low tier company like a bottom tier F500 in a support role, you're literally wasting your time unless there is a clear path into management (although typically they want an MBA which defeats the purpose of working there in the first place).

Anyways, once you move into a company like Goldman, McKinsey, Bain, etc... then do 2 years there, get your associate position and then quit. Typically they train you for 2 years. After that, theres not much left to learn.