>mid twenties, $1.5 mil net worth
>speaking to my supervisor who knows about my crypto
>he is a consultant (attending) anaesthetist who graduated from Oxford medical school and is financially motivated, I'd guess he is mid forties
>he didn't say his net worth but has mentioned before that he is not a millionaire

Anyone else just not get shit like this? He is really smart, ambitious, great personality but is absolutely broke. I can't but wonder am I a literal genius, (doubt it) is it all luck, (doubt it) or is there some other factor...

Another one was a renowned surgeon I worked with a couple years ago, everyone mentioned he had a Bentley which was the 2011-2018 continental. Yes it is a nice car by normalfag standards but bro was 50+ surely it is just normal to drive a brand new Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Bentley etc at that age if you are highly intelligent. I just don't get it.

Anyone here actually gifted?

I feel like it's never really portrayed accurately on tv where the characters will be playing chess while listening to classical music when in reality it's just like being a normie but you have no job (unless you want to work obviously), endless money, freedom and pussy.

I remember in HS just refusing to do work and fighting all the time and it didn't really matter cause could still graduate val with ease. As an adult you can be a complete asshole and no one gives a fuck and even as a gigaautist not hard to fuck 3 girls at the same time driving about in a ferrari, in shape and with loads of confidence.

Weirdest thing is that normoids literally HAVE to wagie. Like they aren't able to stop doing it they have to go to the wage cage and do it daily or they don't have money. It's incomprehensible

I'm a newly qualified doctor and I think the weird thing for me is how I perceive it.

When I was very young I could never have imagined myself being capable of something like this but now it just seems completely mediocre and normal. When I was a bit older it seemed possible and a good thing to aim for and something to be proud of.

This sounds bad but now crypto has taken off and I'm richer than the vast majority of doctors in their fifties despite being in my twenties I kind of feel like it's beneath me and I should have an even better job. Like why the sneed am I getting bossed around by someone far poorer than me despite being far older and I'm thinking of packing it in.

I do like some aspects of it though like talking to patients and the business side once you run own practise so sticking with it plus very easy to go part time in my country.