I'm 18 years old, I have to study a carreer to be a wagecuck the rest of my life, at least that's what my mom wants. But, being all my life as a slave for 50-70k$ a year isn't so attractive to me.
Since i was 14, i began to notice that a wagecuck's life is a hell; your boss humillating you, paying bills, even oxygen bills, getting a lot of shit with your credit card that you are not gonna enjoy due to 99999 hours working, and finally die from cancer at age of 65 without enjoy any of the shit you got.
Is there a way to avoid that fucking trap and reach financial freedom?
I'm trynna invest in cryptocurrency, all my savings (600$) taking any risk, don't give a fuck about that money. Anything to avoid what i mentioned
Only people who work shit jobs are “humiliated” by their boss. Truly written like a zoomer with no life experience
Kayden Wilson
Automation will replace all jobs. You will live in a socialist society one day.
Dominic Fisher
I can talk you through some fundamentals and basics. What’s your email?
Leo Davis
Don't you have warehouse jobs in your country? Where you can work in the freezer and shit with no degrees needed? I did that for 2 years when I turned 18, I earned $45-50k a year depending on how much I worked and if I worked on weekends, etc etc. Mix that with my daily life which is basically sitting inside all day and I could invest 70% of my income. I even bought a percentage of real estate from a friend my second year in and started racking up the same income I made from my job in the warehouse. By 22 I earned ~$80k annually, I worked as much as I could until I tired myself out and quit.
Now I'm just sitting on my ass buying more real estate and finding shit to invest in.
Daniel Williams
only thing you should be buying with that much is litecoin. if you get lucky and sell the next top coming in the next few months your 600 could be 2400-6000.
Mason Thomas
>Truly written like a zoomer with no life experience the tell is the implication that a $50000 to $70000 annual income is a given
Brandon Gomez
Work is important for mental health. If you made a lot of money and retire too soon you end up broke and depressed
Zachary Collins
>what my mom wants Who cares what your mom wants? Step one is disregarding her and knowing what YOU want.
Kevin Perez
Except work is what makes you depressed and in debt.
Brayden Collins
So dont work on mcdonald but learn on your own and make stuff that you have interest with
Nolan Peterson
i've been a neet for a year. the only thing depressing was not having money to do things. most jobs are depressing pointless bullshit anyway if your IQ is over 110
Carson Hall
Two options.
1. Get so fucking good and valuable that u always dictate the terms
2. Just coast, but ull always be a bitch at work.
Both are comparable in pain to pleasure ratio. Anyone who tells u option 2 is much better is a fool.
Levi Brown
Start your own business.
Create value and adquiere wealth. Not everyone can get a free ride in life in fact nobody does, someone else pays for it in the best case scenario.
Benjamin Collins
>a slave for 50-70k$ a year I’d give anything to be fly on OPs wall during job search 2023 hehehehehehehe
Matthew Roberts
WELCOME TO LIFE. NOT WORKING LEADS TO DEPRESSION; WORKING LEADS TO DEPRESSION. WE DON'T WIN.
Justin Bennett
>being all my life as a slave for 50-70k$ a yea Don't worry, you won't make that much.
Liam Lee
>NOT WORKING LEADS TO DEPRESSION; I thought that when I was an unemployed cripple, then I got better and got a job.
Work is worse to a degree that the English language can not begin to describe.
Carson Nguyen
I'm a depressed neet but if anything, being a neet is far from what's making me depressed. In fact I'd say that being a neet is what helps me to stay less depressed. What makes me depressed is the realisation that I'm a fallen angel.
Parker Jones
Dividends Bonds Real estate
You can go for yeild on stocks too but you have to be disciplined and not try to time the market. Yeild historically will be the highest return but I would suggest adopting a strategy that doesn't focus on max gains
Jordan Robinson
Jesus Christ anons.
We have never lived in a time of greater economic mobility and opportunity.
Literally get a bachelors in CompSci at any top-50 university with a 3.7+ GPA and you can get a job making $100k right out of the gate.
Then work hard for 5 years and jump around companies until you've doubled your income.
At that point you can coast for the next 10 years and then stockpile enough money to retire before you're 40.
