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Thread: Have ability to retire young, but don't know what to do? (wut do misc?)

post 1491650601 04-19-2017, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
So that we can make proper reccommendations, are we talking about over or under $50M liquid?
Waaaaayyyy under. Worst case scenario, I end up with around $10. Best case, probably $25 over the next 3 years.
Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
What did you do for this company that you got an 8 figure pay day after it's IPO?
I was the sole reservoir engineer and reserve manager. I did the technical analysis when we acquired our original acreage positions, then put together reserve reports for investors and banks while we developed the asset. Then put together data for public filings and Wall Street analysts during the IPO process.
post 1491650731 04-19-2017, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted By FriendOfFrank⏩
Waaaaayyyy under. Worst case scenario, I end up with around $15. Best case, probably $25 over the next 3 years.
Ah so we are talking about valuation and not liquid money in the bank. Am I accurate?
post 1491651021 04-19-2017, 06:49 AM
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I'd do exactly what dan bilzerian does lmao
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post 1491652401 04-19-2017, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
Ah so we are talking about valuation and not liquid money in the bank. Am I accurate?
That's correct. The shares I have right now are restricted until July and valued at about $10M now. At that time I'll be free to sell all of it if I think the price is good. I probably won't sell it all. I'll be awarded more shares over the next three years that will be unrestricted.
post 1491652641 04-19-2017, 07:06 AM
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Open a comic book shop / arcade that just breaks even. Get kids off the street, off the interwebz, and into socializing like it's the 80s again.

edit, put a batting cage in the back so kids can still know how to swing a bat
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post 1491653261 04-19-2017, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted By FriendOfFrank⏩
I got very lucky working in the oil industry. Not going to play it up like I'm extremely talented, smart, or hard working or anything. I was in the right place at the right time with a startup.

I wasn't sure whether to make this thread or not. It's not a brag thread. I genuinely don't know what I want to do with the rest of my life. I have the funds to do pretty much anything I want, or nothing at all. I don't want to keep being a wagecuck for the rest of my life, but I'm not ready for a full LDAR lifestyle.

What would you miscers do if you didn't ever have to work again?
Travel the world, philanthropist work, start a foundation focused on something you feel is important, etc. Just dont piss it away on shiny bobbles that will never make you feel good until the next one. Perhaps grab some good investments in countries that should be emerging economies over the coming years and or places you just want to have a place in and could rent them, etc. I got a condo in Panama and it's been great. Would grab a few more if my $ was not tied up. Buddy just moved to Colombia and he loves it. Plan to take a trip to visit him and asses if grabbing something there is a good investment.

I can hook you up with people in Panama if you wanna see some stuff.

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post 1491653531 04-19-2017, 07:14 AM
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Congrats brah, that's crazy.

I get satisfaction out of building/creating things. I'd probably build a house from scratch and make it totally off the grid energy wise. Solar power really interests me at the moment.
post 1491658461 04-19-2017, 07:58 AM
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this is a cool thread. actually read all of it.
sounds like you have a solid head on your shoulders and already doing it right.
post 1491658861 04-19-2017, 08:02 AM
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get a part time job doing something u enjoy doing even if its **** pay and stay active boyo.
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post 1491660851 04-19-2017, 08:20 AM
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Don't worry about becoming a piece of sh*t or an LDAR lifestyle. You got yourself into a good industry, you have accumulated 8 figures for yourself and your family. You have a wife and kids. You're already far beyond 80% of the misc. Congratulations.

Are you retiring tomorrow OP? I know you said you can retire early but how soon are we talking? Even if you're retiring tomorrow, why do you have to be stressing so hard about this right this second? It's definitely important to start thinking about it, but you don't have to jump right into something RIGHT NOW. You have the money to maintain yourself and your family and enjoy the luxuries while you start planning the rest of your life.

The most important thing to start off with is to manage your finances for your kids. It seems like you're responsible with your money, so I'm assuming you already have a college fund for your kids. As long as you're managing those finances and keeping a maintainable lifestyle with what you've got, I think at this point all you need to do is start experimenting and thinking about the future.

Good thread, glad you're starting to think about the rest of your life and how you would like to continue being a functioning member of society - but don't stress out too much. Take advantage of the time you have to get out there and being proactive without worrying too much. Just enjoy it!
post 1491661591 04-19-2017, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted By RoyalLee⏩
Get into investments (real estate, stocks, etc). Keep your shares of your company.

You can take me on nice vacations and I'll do anything you want full homo
IN hue hue hue




Frank, list your TOP 3 Pleasures in life?


not including playin with your wiener..question is srs...you lucky bastard
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post 1491662041 04-19-2017, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted By numb3rrs⏩
Don't worry about becoming a piece of sh*t or an LDAR lifestyle. You got yourself into a good industry, you have accumulated 8 figures for yourself and your family. You have a wife and kids.You're already far beyond 80% of the misc.Congratulations.
so you think the other 20% of the misc is 8 figures+? lmao phucking misc brain washed or wahhhh

edit: good job OP, nice to see some genuine success, what ever your decision... you already made it brah. mirin
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Ask yourself the Billion dollar question
- If someone offered you a Billion dollars to stop [insert activity] for the rest of your life.....If you'd refuse it,you're one step closer to finding your passion. The said activity can obviously not be part of basic human needs like eating,drinking,sleeping,sex,etc.

What could you do all day and never tire of doing it. You basically wake up at 5am and spend the whole day doing it till 10pm. When you go to bed at night,you cant wake up again at 5am and do it again.
post 1491663471 04-19-2017, 08:42 AM
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Split my time between travelling the world, and chilling in a big house somewhere near a beach or lake.
post 1491663951 04-19-2017, 08:44 AM
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brb making $100k with 1% interest per year..

don't overthink it but don't go overboard either

def. don't go full potatoes following misc advice

just stay safe and enjoy life brah. You've made it.
post 1491665081 04-19-2017, 08:54 AM
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1) don't get fat (pls)
2) establish Misc Island (?)
3) there were some great suggestions in here.

This looks sophomoric but it helped me. I hadn't made any progress on a certain goal in >10 years/hadn't really concretized the steps to pursue it until I mapped them out last December. I met that goal last month.

This worksheet is part of a planner that became popular on kickstarter. There's more to it than this but this is the meat of it.

After filling out this worksheet/mind map I diy'd 3 year calendar, a simple 36 cell table that fits on one piece of paper. I transferred the due dates to the 3 year calendar and added them to my weekly planner as well. Then I broke the projects into smaller action steps there.

Not my pic:

http://www.micheleharrisgetfit.com/w...1/IMG_0372.jpg


Not my planner - someone else's goals:

http://www.ericbeaty.com/wp-content/...1/IMG_0432.jpg

If anyone wants this printed out the PDF is available online.
eta: I'll try to post the link later

Important - read 2) under "Extra Credit" at the bottom of the right-hand page.
start where you are
post 1491665931 04-19-2017, 08:59 AM
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I was unemployed for almost 3 months last year and I loved it more than I could have imagined. Luckily I had hobbies I was passionate about. Probably 6 days a week I went fishing in the ocean and bay near my house and my dad would often join me.

Pretty much everyday I woke up and had coffee with my girlfriend at the time while she got her son ready for school. As she left for work I would go to the gym. Shower after and go fishing. It was amazing spending so much time with her and seeing my dad probably 3 times a week.

I wasn't in money like you but I had savings. I probably contributed more financially than she did, I wasn't a leech.

Family and hobbies can burn a lot of time. Try it out and see if you like it. I probably have one of the best fly casts in the northeast now with how many hours I was doing it last summer.

If i had your kind of money I'd start a fly fishing guide service in the Florida keys
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I can sell you a few 4-6 unit apartment buildings in DC that will return you 8-12% a year off section 8 voucher rentals. Hire a property manager, gov't direct deposits the rent. It's a good business if you don't have to actually do the property management.
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First thing I'd do is cash out my stock. I'd feel really uneasy about having that high a percentage of my money tied up in one company. Diversify your portfolio.

Second thing I'd do is murder my wife, so she can't divorce me and take half (not srs)

What was your position within your company out of curiosity? I'm assuming you were upper management, to be getting that much.

If I had that much money, I would invest in a bunch of real estate in So Cal and let it grow passively. Then I would take like a year long vacation to travel the world and think about what I want to do with the rest of my life, let inspiration hit me.

Probably go back to school and take classes that interest me, just for fun and to meet young college sloots.
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Originally Posted By numb3rrs⏩
Don't worry about becoming a piece of sh*t or an LDAR lifestyle. You got yourself into a good industry, you have accumulated 8 figures for yourself and your family. You have a wife and kids. You're already far beyond 80% of the misc. Congratulations.
More like 99.9% lol.
How dare you!

Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.

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buy us misc island
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I'm in a similar situation OP. Young, was lucky in business, and am now "semi" retired.

Going back to school to get my teacher's license. I'm in this position because a teacher changed my life(srs), so I want to give back.

Should probably find something you're passionate about and go through with it.
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I would start a pov porn production company with me as the talent and cameraman


Sort of a combination of Amateur Allure, GDP, MomPov, and BRCC - banging the best amateur (tons from colleges,Instagram) and professional bishes. Take out all the retarded stuff (dude spending 5 minutes whacking off, to bust on the girl's face), the girls always have to make me blow (I'm not paying them $1000 to just be in the room while I jerk off). Give the girls extra money if they make me bust as quickly as possible/multiple times. Would legit make the world's best pov porn company.



Also would do this internationally, travel the world making videos of me creampieing the finest women I can find of every race and ethnicity.


Edit: Or I guess become an actor and make it big in Hollywood. Either way, use the money to make a lot more money while doing awesome stuff


Edit 2: I notice you're married. Think of it that it's not cheating; shooting your load inside young beautiful hoes is just part of the business
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Originally Posted By FriendOfFrank⏩
Thanks for the replies and well wishes, brahs! Kind of surprised there wasn't at least one "This happened" or "OP is a *******" reply tho

Answers to a few questions that came up:

-I'm 35
-Can't quit now. I'll still be getting retention payouts in January 2018, 2019, and 2020 that are significant enough that I'm not going to walk away from. I'm trying to plan for an exit after that.
op is a *******

congrats *******!
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I would travel the world and after that use some of the money on projects like start ups or charities. Can't be rotting at home OP
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Originally Posted By beelzebub420⏩
so you think the other 20% of the misc is 8 figures+? lmao phucking misc brain washed or wahhhh

edit: good job OP, nice to see some genuine success, what ever your decision... you already made it brah. mirin
Originally Posted By LovePollution⏩
More like 99.9% lol.
Yeah I just kind of pulled a number over 50 out of my head lol. 99.9% is more like it
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I would set up trust funds for my kids and unborn grandkids college educations, srs answer op.
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Daaaaaaaaaaamn.

No advice, I'm not even at the point where I could picture being in this situation to know what I would do.

Fking mirin though
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buy a ski resort brah
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