Thread 60936556

Is this it? The super cycle that we gamblers are waiting for eternally?

>>60936556 (OP)
I think it's the third last-ditch pump that happens after the double top at each new ATH. Always happens, never reaches higher. Don't know how long it'll last or if it'll surpass, but I'm in on it as long as it's going because money is money.

My brother of Earth; it has never been more over for your race. Return to them.

>>60936556 (OP)
It’s the most insidious and destructive component of most people’s gambling addictions

>>60936575
SELL

Eventually you realize that "early retirement" isn't really what you want. You want a meaningful and satisfying way of living. This will almost certainly consist of finding some unique way that you can contribute to the world and the human race. It will probably take you a while to sort out exactly what that looks like. But you'll find it eventually, and when you do, that's when you'll have truly made it.

>>60936594
I'm trying. I work as a tech consultant to pay the bills and as a second job/passion I produce music and documentaries that barely makes any money. I was hoping if I'd make it then I could just work on music and documentaries full time without spending a big chunk of time worrying about paying bills.

>>60936617
I'm in a similar boat, I work as an engineer and have been saving for years to hopefully retire early and then be free to pursue creative ideas. I don't feel very passionate about much, but I blame that on the oppresive nature of waging, and how little energy you have leftover after the work day. I had a realization recently though, which I'll share with you. I realized that you've only really got enough time and energy in a week to properly do 1 (one) job. Any attempts to work on the side as something else is just doomed to fail or at least take 8x as long to accomplish anything. This has led me to decide that I'm going to quit my job at some point in the next year if nothing changes, so that I can actually attempt to pursue something meaningful with my time. I have enough saved that I can support myself for years with my savings if I decide to, and if all my attempts at working for myself fail, I can always get another job like the one I have now, so it feels basically risk free. At a certain point, you have to actually put your whole ass into something if you want to make it happen, that's my current philosophy.

>>60936594
>This will almost certainly consist of finding some unique way that you can contribute to the world
Isnt political fighting for whites good enough?

>>60936594
Early retirement only means you don't have to completely waste your time wage slaving for someone else anymore. What you are saying is something every real person with internal monlog realizes by the time they are teenagers.

>>60936594
i have 1.3m in crypto and keep working and just started studying again just for the knowledge
early retirement is a meme

>>60936594
the only reason I want to retire from waging is so I can fully focus and work on art

>>60936556 (OP)
so what part of the last 3 years of crypto has led you to believe this is some sort of super cycle?

I'd go blow $100,000 on an antique corvette and maybe take a nice vacation in Sicily. HBU anon's?

>>60936594
SNEED

I needed to make 500k in 2021 so I could pay or advanced degrees to get a high finance job making 200k a year so I could make 2 million in 2025. I'm not trying to early retarder, I'm trying to make all the money.

>>60936556 (OP)
Even though I have 6 figures, I still feel fucking poor
I feel like nothing is enough and nothing ever will be, no matter how many shitcoins I have on note.fun. I still feel like none of this makes sense, making money doesn't really feel all that good

>>60936594
Fuck off retard

>>60937780
Money is just a tool to get you what you actually want my guy. You need to do some soul searching and figure what "it" is

I don't hate working. I hate being dependant on a job and fearful of losing my income stream. That's the real appeal of financial independence to me.

>>60936556 (OP)
I just hit 5m, my life is worse than ever. Jim Carrey was right.