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6/13/2025, 2:06:46 PM
>>507202219
>Why try when things are hard?
Was there ever a time when things weren't hard? Now it's inflation, in the olden days they would aloy your gold, or tax you for the number of windows on your house.
You figure out how to overcome the method for fucking you in the given time or era. You do the best you can and live the best life you can. It's that, or suicide or wollowing in self pity and poverty.
Find something you genuinely enjoy doing and find a way to make money off it. Figure out how best to use that money. Depending on where you are and local laws and situations, you may want to buy land, real estate, you may invest in anything from stocks to bonds...
Here if you have kids while married and under 30, you get all knids of family starter loans that have no or very little interest, and all kinds of family investment opportunities like a baby bond which is for 18 years and has a fix yield of 32x what you put in.
I'm a STEM fag semiautistic nerd, i love machines and chemistry and biology, so i went into biotech research. I have a wife and kid, we are under 30, so i managed to build some decent wealth. This is what worked for me. For others it may be a completely different pat. But as long as you are out there trying, figuring out what works and putting in the effort, you can live a good life. It can be one as conventional as mine, or some off grid shit too. You can make good money just selling eggs and living in a shed in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, if that's your thing.
>Why try when things are hard?
Was there ever a time when things weren't hard? Now it's inflation, in the olden days they would aloy your gold, or tax you for the number of windows on your house.
You figure out how to overcome the method for fucking you in the given time or era. You do the best you can and live the best life you can. It's that, or suicide or wollowing in self pity and poverty.
Find something you genuinely enjoy doing and find a way to make money off it. Figure out how best to use that money. Depending on where you are and local laws and situations, you may want to buy land, real estate, you may invest in anything from stocks to bonds...
Here if you have kids while married and under 30, you get all knids of family starter loans that have no or very little interest, and all kinds of family investment opportunities like a baby bond which is for 18 years and has a fix yield of 32x what you put in.
I'm a STEM fag semiautistic nerd, i love machines and chemistry and biology, so i went into biotech research. I have a wife and kid, we are under 30, so i managed to build some decent wealth. This is what worked for me. For others it may be a completely different pat. But as long as you are out there trying, figuring out what works and putting in the effort, you can live a good life. It can be one as conventional as mine, or some off grid shit too. You can make good money just selling eggs and living in a shed in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, if that's your thing.
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