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post 1445599153 06-02-2016, 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Roasted
Kind of depends where you live. In a major city there is A LOT of fellow brahz that are single that age, you're also much better off than some brahz that are single, but DIVORCED and paying child support + alimony at that age.
beat me to it. Came out to NM from California. Its super weird how everyone already has well developed families and have already been through multiple divorces before their 25th birthday.

I work with a guy who's 30 and has a 14 year old son. That chit is just bonkers. In a lot of ways I feel like I just got out of HS and this "dad" (who is only a year older than me) has a kid that is going into the 8th grade

When you live in bum phuck middle of nowhere with nothing to do and everyone around you is content with laying down and rotting, your only aspirations will mimic the people you live around. In the case of New Mexicans, its drink yourelf into a stupor and phuck excessively.
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Originally Posted By Ted
an average day for me is wake up at 7:00, drink coffee and dick around on internet until 11:00, work until 5:00, come home and free time until bed

it's really making me feel guilty to have all this time and not be productive with it fffuuuuuuuuu
You can do it. Just take that first step, making the change isn't easy but it will be worth it.
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Originally Posted By OPGenesis
Implementing change doesn't necessarily bring a different outcome. You can't fight fate.
Not that I have huge problems or a negative outlook on life atm but:
I'd rather die fighting, *******
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post 1445603113 06-02-2016, 09:27 PM
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Wow what judgemental responses in this thread. Instead of trying to help guys struggling its mostly just a bunch of trolls putting people down. How pathetic.
If your so happy with your life why even respond to these threads. Just because things have been easy for you doesn't mean they are easy for everybody.
post 1445605803 06-02-2016, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted By OPGenesis
Hippy chit.

Totally disconnected from reality.
In a lot of ways, I wish I was kinda simple minded. Now i'm not saying i'm smart by any stretch of the imagination, but when I'm at work I listen to my co-workers talking about sporting events they're watching or reality TV or the new worthless chit they're going to buy with such passion and excitement. I can't think of a single item (that if it came into my life right now) would make me feel as happy or excited as these guys feel.

-TV is more or less garbage only a small handfull of shows hold my interest for longer than a season or two. and even if a show is legitimately good, I don't have much time to sit and enjoy it anyway (same for video games).

-movies are the same way. I feel like Iwantto like them but i'm always let down.

-buying a house or a car, and all I worry about are the tacked on bills and inevitable headaches due to maintenance when chit breaks down at the worst possible moment.

-building a computer would be nice if it didn't become obsolete before the parts even arrive in the mail.

-can't even go on vacation and relax because all I think about is the chit I gotta get caught up on when I get back...or hell having to deal with the inevitable fact that I have to go back. Those last day leading up to the end of a long break (that moment when you have to come back to reality) are more depressing than never going on vacation at all.

-I guess I could save up money and buy some cool toys (ATV/bike/miscellaneous sporting gear) but then I have to worry about people stealing my chit so I gotta buy home security (another monthly bill), and in the end all that chit does it take up space and become clutter, which means I gotta buy a bigger house....which is a hassle all on its own and more bills taxes to worry about....and the cycle repeats over and over and it never ends.
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Originally Posted By ClutchAnalyst
if you wanna win, you better stop complaining and get better + hustle your ass off
"hustle" typically implies shady/illegal methods of making money. I'm black so I already have a target on my back for that kind of activity.

so no, i'm not going to "hustle"
post 1445606863 06-02-2016, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted By jwarrenfit
wow this thread is dark lol.

Ill be 29 this year. I live exactly where I want to and am making an average of 10k a month doing what i love for a living. I am getting married in 4 months and going to fiji for 2 weeks. Lifes good brahs you have to find what your passionate about and pursue it. Everyone is so afraid to take a chance. This your only chance at this experience called life might as well make the most of it
lol you can't make these claims and not tell us what the hell you're doing that generates $10k/month

Its not like its a "small loan of $1 million dollars" That is some serious money.
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Jesus what the **** is wrong with some of you guys
can't speak for them. I'm not suicidal, but I understand why they would be.
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[QUOTE=tjhookers;1445603113]Wow what judgemental responses in this thread. Instead of trying to help guys struggling its mostly just a bunch of trolls putting people down. How pathetic.
If your so happy with your life why even respond to these threads. Just because things have been easy for you doesn't mean they are easy for everybody.[/QUOTE

Trolls post these threads that's why trolls respond. Universal reciprocation at work. Lol at being an internet therapist.
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post 1445608143 06-02-2016, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Ex-Terminator
The media, particularly the entertainment media, is to blame for a huge chunk of this. When you're a teenager, they lead you to believe that every other kid your age is having a wild party/orgy and you're not invited. In your 20's, they lead you to believe that everyone else in their 20's lives like the cast of Friends or How I Met Your Mother, with a tight circle of friends and some hot chicks mixed in. In your 30's, they lead you to believe that everyone else your age is either a CEO or otherwise leading a comfortable life settled into a hot career.

I could go on, but you get the idea. The media has made the world much smaller. There's nothing wrong with that within itself, but.... they only focus on the ideal, not the average. And the average is much different.

OP, if you seriously base your concepts of success, happiness, or whatever on what you see on the TV screen, you're headed down the wrong path. Look around, think for yourself, and find where you fit in at any age.
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post 1445609783 06-02-2016, 10:05 PM
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Whats so bad about being a late 20/early 30 year old? Like youre smack dab in peak of your life.

Thats a pathetic way to think.
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Originally Posted By 420Layers
If you are over 20 y/o and are living with your parents and complain about how ****ty they are, they need to get a restraining order against you so you would go outside and get a fkng life.

Get a job at McDonald's, earn enough to spend 2 yrs at a trade school and get a fkn unionized labor job or work in EMT (paramedic, firefighter etc). Shouldn't take you more than 3 years to turn your life around.

This is bb.com, should be easy enough to make a friend at the gym right? Get some strength, start lifting when all the other big strong dudes lift and talk to them a bit. Over time you'll develop a good friendship.
Lold.. im not bashing the idea..

But do you know what working at mcd's for min wage is like?

Do you understand the cyclical lifestyle of that? 40 hours a week. Make 250. Spend 250 to survive. Back to 0. Thats life at that wage. Thats why theres welfare

There are solutions but its not as easy as you say. And of course thats whining, its just not as easy as saying go do this, go do that, etc. I can tell from your rhetoric you have prob never endured that lifestyle

Hardships sure, but im specifically asking about minimum wage and expecting to sustain yourself
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This guy went from bottom of the barrel, drug addict, nobody to a self made multimillionare ($200+ million net worth). He had no connections, no wealthy parents, no inherited money, nothing.

This probably won't be you, but he has some solid advice: if you want to be successful and reach your goals, you must take responsibility for every facet of your life. If you got a flat tire on the way to a job interview and were late; it was your fault, for not having a spare, or for not leaving even earlier, or for not having other options laid out etc etc. I doubt some of you guys are taking responsibility to that extreme, or working that hard to get to where you want to be.

If you were honest with yourselves, instead of playing victim, you'd probably be happier. Not everybody can be CEO 10K/day, there has to be some staff workers. Look on the bright side, at least you aren't starving, or on the wrong side of a war, or being kidnapped or extorted or something.
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post 1445612833 06-02-2016, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted By SoSteezy



This guy went from bottom of the barrel, drug addict, nobody to a self made multimillionare ($200+ million net worth). He had no connections, no wealthy parents, no inherited money, nothing.

This probably won't be you, but he has some solid advice: if you want to be successful and reach your goals, you must take responsibility for every facet of your life. If you got a flat tire on the way to a job interview and were late; it was your fault, for not having a spare, or for not leaving even earlier, or for not having other options laid out etc etc. I doubt some of you guys are taking responsibility to that extreme, or working that hard to get to where you want to be.

If you were honest with yourselves, instead of playing victim, you'd probably be happier. Not everybody can be CEO 10K/day, there has to be some staff workers. Look on the bright side, at least you aren't starving, or on the wrong side of a war, or being kidnapped or extorted or something.
LOL Grant Cardone please..


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Who the fukk cares about success, you set yourself up for failure when you work your ass off and hate your life to just feel empty and unsatisfied. Live for the moment and enjoy life, whether you're flipping patties at the local burger joint or a hedge fund manager.
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post 1445613593 06-02-2016, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted By snufy
LOL Grant Cardone please..


Out here in my garage...
I hope for your sake that your are trolling, snufy.
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I'm in my late 20s/early 30s. This is when you start to feel old, feelsbadman.

I legitimately get tired as fuk by the time it's like 9pm, even on weekends. Can't even enjoy nightlife anymore because I just want to go to bed by that time
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Originally Posted By TonyNail
Imagine meeting that girl at 25, just starting off your career. A few years pass. You get married, have kids, start building wealth. You have it all: house, cars, kids are in a good school district doing lots of sports, activities, etc, kids are popular at school. You got it all. Approaching 40, your wife start to talk about not being happy, she wants a divorce. Now all those great things are gone. She gets the house, kids, a car, and alimony. That wealth you spend years building is half hers. A few months pass, you get a decent apartment. Then, your company decides to downsize and you lose your job. You think no big deal I have a lot of experience I'll find another job easily, yet your age, previous income, and experience are too much for some companies, the 23 year old HR person thinks your too old and expensive. You struggle to find a job, money is getting low and BOOM you have a heart attack that wipes out the rest of your savings.
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reading this thread really seals the deal on stuff that i want to do...
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Originally Posted By JustBasketball
yep, I've always put 28 as the cut off point. If i'm 28 and unhappy with my life, i'll kill myself.

I'm too young right now to make such a foolish decision, and if I wait longer than 28, i'll probably find myself with a wife and kids.. I would never put my kids through something like that. So I think 28 a good age, if I haven't got my chit together by then, I doubt I ever will, so why continue living meaninglessly.
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Originally Posted By JustBasketball
yep, I've always put 28 as the cut off point. If i'm 28 and unhappy with my life, i'll kill myself.

I'm too young right now to make such a foolish decision, and if I wait longer than 28, i'll probably find myself with a wife and kids.. I would never put my kids through something like that. So I think 28 a good age, if I haven't got my chit together by then, I doubt I ever will, so why continue living meaninglessly.
You can't put an age on it. I told myself I'd yolo at 25 and have been doing so until 29 now. I thought fuk a career and who cares I'll kill myself in my 30s if my best days are behind me but you can't put a number on it.
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because humans were only meant to survive to their late 20's from the dawn of time
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Originally Posted By FriskiesTheCat
Hitler was a starving artist and failed architect until his late 20's when he enlisted in the army. From then he became one of the most powerful people in the world and the leader of an empire.

Its never too late to change bros.
yeah but even then he still spent his whole life coping because he wasn't a Chad. he was never truly happy despite all of his achievements
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Trust me I put in the work.

LOL at 30 year olds making 200k cause they put in the work. We misc-stating again I see. If you're in the 90th percentile at age 35 you're making 88k. I don't know where some of you pull numbers out from but if you think it's all a matter of "putting in the work" to make 200k you're so far out of touch with reality it's not even funny.
sorry dude but you are very wrong here. in my field (software/technology sales), the average annual salary of a fully ramped-up Enterprise Account Executive is anywhere between $150k-$300k annually, based on the company. You make more moving into management. It is very achievable if you plan three steps ahead where you want to be. I just turned 25, I made $81k last year before taxes. Expecting to be right around $200k by age 30 like the guy you replied to mentioned.

My old manager recently left the company to become director of worldwide sales at another firm, basically told me if I leave here he had a $140k/yr role waiting for me whenever. So connections are important as well.


If you are in the right STEM field, you WILL make bank. You are delusional/in denial to refute this. Look it up on google if you don't believe me.

http://www.monster.com/career-advice...ying-sales-job
Software sales

Base Salary: $80,000 to $100,000

Commissions: $250,000 to $1 million

Successful high-end software industry salespeople know how to combine consultative sales with just the right amount of arm-twisting, says Gaffney.

To start as a junior salesperson, you’ll need a college degree and demonstrated aggressiveness, such as having played a varsity sport. An IT or marketing major will also help land this position.

If you work in the industry using a software product, you may also be able to move over to sales mid-career, because you know the industry players, as well as the application’s technical and functional specifics. “You’ll still have to have an aggressive personality if you want them to take a look at you,” Gaffney says.
i know this got off topic of committing suicide, but for any brahs concerned about money (i definitely am), this is relevant.
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Originally Posted By andishehhank
Fuk outta here wit dat shet.

I don't care anymore about why I turned out to be the exception, because people didn't want me to "win." Now that I don't care, they are all on my dick. I don't know how to get the **** out of this mess, without someone trying to cheat me of my happiness.
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Originally Posted By Maestro
lol you can't make these claims and not tell us what the hell you're doing that generates $10k/month

Its not like its a "small loan of $1 million dollars" That is some serious money.
I moved to california with 2500 bucks and no idea how i was gonna make it work. my degree is in finance and i could not get any other position other than sales in a cubicle wearing a suit and tie.Thatwould have made me suicidal. I decided to try to start a new training business out here, (after i had been fired from my shi tty first training job at a corporate gym in texas) and ive loved every second of it.

I live in newport coast and train in a small high end gym with some of wealthiest clientele in the world. I also own a gym in a nearby city (normal people not ultra wealthy) where i have 3 trainers working for me training about 100 hours a week total that i get a piece of. There is another trainer with his own clientele that pays me rent. Also have some income coming from online writing for a supplement company and competition prep training, about 1200-1800 a month. I work physically 30-35 hours a week, the rest is passive income.

Avg income comes to about 10k/month after taxes, sometimes much higher.

Find out what your passion is and pursue it. Its the only thing you will be able to pursue with 100% enthusiasm and wont even feel like work. Some questions to ask yourself to figure out your real passion- find the common link between them

1- At the age of 12 what did you want to be when you grew up?
2- What do you spend most of your free time doing?
3- What do your friends and family come to you to advice about?
4- what do you spend most of your time talking/ reading about?
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Yep..and if youre ugly..short..balding..
You will never get the women part..
Probably at most only get used for money by them your whole life..
Its good to come to this realization before youre old and lose all you got to some gold digger.
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i mean i think it all depends on your mindset brah only you can change this
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anyone can choose to be happy. you can choose to be happy with what you have and the path you will take toward your goals, or you can choose to be miserable about it and perform poorly in the pursuit of those goals as a result.

stop looking at what you don't have you fuucking ungrateful clowns. you all have health, knowledge, and youth on your side. now map out a plan to get to where you want to be,be fuucking patientand start working now towards them.
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That's why you HAVE to pursue a profession you enjoy. At the very least. Ideally you love it however.
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