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post 1646874123 09-12-2021, 07:42 AM
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Being jobless is still much worse than being a wageslave. It's easy to get lazy as hell being unemployed and having all of the free time in the world. I lost all of my salary, so it was pretty depressing. I felt that overall I could have done the same studying time / gym time etc with a wageslave job. A lot of time was spent as leisure and entertainment instead of something productive, so wageslaving is still better than being unemployed IMO
post 1646874293 09-12-2021, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted By FabienStyle
Being jobless is still much worse than being a wageslave. It's easy to get lazy as hell being unemployed and having all of the free time in the world. I lost all of my salary, so it was pretty depressing. I felt that overall I could have done the same studying time / gym time etc with a wageslave job. A lot of time was spent as leisure and entertainment instead of something productive, so wageslaving is still better than being unemployed IMO
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post 1646874863 09-12-2021, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted By Visel
Key is to keep the debts low / zero, contribute to investments as much as possible, limit your depreciating asset possession (expensive cars), and acquire assets that grow in value (real estate). I think it's unrealistic to expect most people to successfully fall into success, evading wagelife, even through entrepreneurship.

I think in 10-15 years time it's realistic for a lot of people to wagecel and then early retire if they pretty much do the above.
real estate is finished, youre competing with blackstone now
post 1646875013 09-12-2021, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard
How the fuk does someone work 72 hours a week on a farm in the pre-industrial era? How the fuk does someone work 65 hours a week in a gilded age factory? How the fuk does someone work 40 hours a week in an air conditioned office?
pre industrial you at least a community, virgin trad wife to do domestic tasks, etc. now you do 40+ 20 hours commuting and maintanence while dying alone and probably abusing some kind of substances
post 1646876213 09-12-2021, 08:35 AM
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would legit rope myself if i ever had to work as an employee for a company again.

having your own company is the GOAT


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