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post 1575509331 03-10-2019, 04:50 PM
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post 1575510721 03-10-2019, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted By nosirrahx
12-18 hours a day for 8 years with 2 total days off.

It was like I had a decade vaporized but in the end it was totally worth it.
Was it though?

Lol at materialistic workcels who spend their life working to get big amounts of money and things. Nothing in this life is yours, everything is borrowed. When you are gone from this earth you won't take anything with you boyos
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post 1575510901 03-10-2019, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted By patagucci
Sales and trading
So you have a shopify store and bought bitcoin at ath. gotcha champ
post 1575510961 03-10-2019, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted By UknowWho11
Was it though?

Lol at materialistic workcels who spend their life working to get big amounts of money and things. Nothing in this life is yours, everything is borrowed. When you are gone from this earth you won't take anything with you boyos
It's not about working for buying material things, it's about working to build up a net worth that insures you never have to worry about money again, or even never have to work again if you don't want to.


I think money can indeed buy happiness, or a degree of happiness, if used that way.
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lmfao that last line was hilarious
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post 1575511491 03-10-2019, 05:23 PM
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Kind of true but not that much.

There are dudes out there working two full time jobs as janitors to pay for their 5 kids and they are still dirt poor. There isn't a guaranteed correlation between difficulty of a job or amount of hours worked and amount of income.

That said most of the rich people I know are lawyers who work(ed) 80 hour weeks for the first 10 years of their careers before they got enough status to get paid big while working less.

The absolute richest people I know worked about 40 hours or less through most of their careers at startups and are rich now due to the equity stakes they got.
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Kind of true but not that much.

There are dudes out there working two full time jobs as janitors to pay for their 5 kids and they are still dirt poor. There isn't a guaranteed correlation between difficulty of a job or amount of hours worked and amount of income.

That said most of the rich people I know are lawyers who work(ed) 80 hour weeks for the first 10 years of their careers before they got enough status to get paid big while working less.

The absolute richest people I know worked about 40 hours or less through most of their careers at startups and are rich now due to the equity stakes they got.
I think this is gold.

What sort of start ups? Been in that position myself, tbh - but bailed.
post 1575513841 03-10-2019, 05:57 PM
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Agree tbh, used to be a slacker but since start of 2019 have been grinding everything out. Yesterday went to sleep at like 1am and legit just conked at for 18 hours from exhaustion. **** is stressful tbh, not sure how long I can keep it going.
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post 1575514051 03-10-2019, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted By UknowWho11
Was it though?

Lol at materialistic workcels who spend their life working to get big amounts of money and things. Nothing in this life is yours, everything is borrowed. When you are gone from this earth you won't take anything with you boyos
Basically the point I was making ^^

Some ppl find value and life meaning in money and materialistic things.

Others don’t
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post 1575518961 03-10-2019, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted By UknowWho11
Was it though?

Lol at materialistic workcels who spendtheir life workingto get big amounts of money and things. Nothing in this life is yours, everything is borrowed. When you are gone from this earth you won't take anything with you boyos
I stopped working at 40, will spend the next 30 to 50 years doing whatever the fuk I want. So, yes, totally worth it.
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post 1575524271 03-10-2019, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted By nosirrahx
I stopped working at 40, will spend the next 30 to 50 years doing whatever the fuk I want. So, yes, totally worth it.
We believe you bud!!!
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post 1575524411 03-10-2019, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Godyssey
We believe you bud!!!
Someone retiring early is unbelievable to you?
Your favorite miscer’s favorite miscer.
post 1575524431 03-10-2019, 08:32 PM
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Can confirm. Made over 300k in sales last year and worked my ass off. Also didnt work out for over a year though so goal this year is 250k and more balance
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
Can confirm. Made over 300k in sales last year and worked my ass off. Also didnt work out for over a year though so goal this year is 250k and more balance
were you selling used cars?
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Originally Posted By fleeceitout
Someone retiring early is unbelievable to you?
I typed “we believe you” and you somehow saw “retiring early is unbelievable to me”

You might need to get mentally evaluated bud.
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post 1575525371 03-10-2019, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Godyssey
I typed “we believe you” and you somehow saw “retiring early is unbelievable to me”

You might need to get mentally evaluated bud.
Well I took it as sarcasm because every time I see you post you’re crying about something.
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post 1575525511 03-10-2019, 08:50 PM
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Are you counting the daily lunches and dinners with other rich people as work hours? Pretty sure that's when most of the deals are done.I think you are grossly overestimating how much rich people really work, they have other people working for them.
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Originally Posted By PKneyr
Are you counting the daily lunches and dinners with other rich people as work hours? Pretty sure that's when most of the deals are done.I think you are grossly overestimating how much rich people really work, they have other people working for them.
you betas love to exaggerate. We aren't talking about oil tycoons here.
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Originally Posted By ANIMALISTIKZ
were you selling used cars?
No buying and selling real estate / real estate wholesale
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
No buying and selling real estate / real estate wholesale
yea just a longstanding joke here. You're a real estate agent?
post 1575525971 03-10-2019, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted By ANIMALISTIKZ
you betas love to exaggerate. We aren't talking about oil tycoons here.
Specify who are you talking about then? I have grown up rich so I know one or two things about rich people. By rich I mean the ones who own businesses or the most paid in their fields. E.g. the highest paid journalists I know write 2 articles at most daily.
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Originally Posted By ANIMALISTIKZ
yea just a longstanding joke here. You're a real estate agent?
Yeah, lots of money if you do it right and you spend 5 years building a solid network and it works for you eventually. Just building still right now
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
Yeah, lots of money if you do it right and you spend 5 years building a solid network and it works for you eventually. Just building still right now
we have an over-saturated market of realtors in canada, i've considered broking mortgages.
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Originally Posted By ANIMALISTIKZ
we have an over-saturated market of realtors in canada, i've considered broking mortgages.
Middle man is where it's at IMO, that's typically what I try to do. Buy from A, sell to C
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Originally Posted By PKneyr
Are you counting the daily lunches and dinners with other rich people as work hours? Pretty sure that's when most of the deals are done.I think you are grossly overestimating how much rich people really work, they have other people working for them.
There‘s a huge difference between being there and getting there. Most rich people however keep working hard their whole life.
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Originally Posted By wave_length
There‘s a huge difference between being there and getting there. Most rich people however keep working hard their whole life.
With that I agree, you have to bust your ass to get rich. Maintaining it doesn't take too much work though, legit can't think of anyone rich that I know who I'd consider a hard worker.
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Originally Posted By fleeceitout
Well I took it as sarcasm because every time I see you post you’re crying about something.
I have no idea who you are.
You know who I am.

That should tell you something. Now stop detailing the thread weirdo.
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Originally Posted By PKneyr
With that I agree, you have to bust your ass to get rich.Maintaining it doesn't take too much work though, legit can't think of anyone rich that I know who I'd consider a hard worker.
When people say "work smart, not hard" this is where they are absolutely right. You have to make smart choices with your $ and plan ahead enough that you can weather things like 2008 without being screwed.

The goal should be to migrate to a passive income that is less than your average yearly spending so you can avoid tapping into your principal.

Trying to spend down your wealth has always seemed kind of crazy to me, like planning on dying at a specific age and under specific circumstances.

You can't take it with you but you can die knowing that you put your $ towards something important to you. This could be your family, local schools, a good charity .... just as long as its what you want you did in a way take it with you.
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post 1575529101 03-10-2019, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted By PKneyr
Are you counting the daily lunches and dinners with other rich people as work hours? Pretty sure that's when most of the deals are done.I think you are grossly overestimating how much rich people really work, they have other people working for them.
Originally Posted By PKneyr
Specify who are you talking about then? I have grown up rich so I know one or two things about rich people. By rich I mean the ones who own businesses or the most paid in their fields. E.g. the highest paid journalists I know write 2 articles at most daily.
Pretty much. I've known plenty of rich and working class people. The rich didn't work any harder than the working class. If anything, they worked a lot less, unless you count networking through golf and having a night out for whores/side chicks as "work."

Miscers have this warped sense of what the rich do because they look at a doctor/lawyer working 60+ hours a week or a salesman whose income is directly proportionately to how much he works and sells. There's a big gap between these guys, who are upper-middle class professionals and make 200-500k a year, and the actual rich, who are worth millions in the least and whose wealth is largely made up of assets.
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