I’m interested in seeing how many people have finished an internship or have built a successful business.
I have money maxxed, but work for another company.
In what way, have you moneymaxxed. And what do you aim to do next.
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None of this is financial advice by the way.
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no job + no degree of any kind => no money
Wageslaving 
The problem with being successfull and running a successful business nowadays is that most people are brainwashed, retarded, npc morons.
If you are smart, you cannot relate to the majority of people anymore, like at all, so you don't know what they want and you cannot capitalize on them.
If you look around how people got rich lately, they all have one thing in common:
They sell absolutely braindead products nobody in his right mind would ever need or pay money for.
As a person who is mentally stable and hasn't suffered braindamage from too much reddit and tiktok, there's NO WAY for you to come up with a business idea that will be successful in 2023 or the years to come.
Your mind is just not damaged enough to come up with something that is RETARDED ENOUGH to sell.
If you are smart, you cannot relate to the majority of people anymore, like at all, so you don't know what they want and you cannot capitalize on them.
If you look around how people got rich lately, they all have one thing in common:
They sell absolutely braindead products nobody in his right mind would ever need or pay money for.
As a person who is mentally stable and hasn't suffered braindamage from too much reddit and tiktok, there's NO WAY for you to come up with a business idea that will be successful in 2023 or the years to come.
Your mind is just not damaged enough to come up with something that is RETARDED ENOUGH to sell.
Don't be negative guys. I just want hear from users who have made fiscally smart moves in life.Wageslaving
Got a good job in a high position in company straight out of college. Probably will invest my money and live off dividends. And then ldar at home.
Agreed. Although, I think you can't really fault grifters since there are high barriers to entry in the useful B2B market. Funnily enough, social capital is more important in massive business deals than a cost to benefit analysis.
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Cool. Do you plan on making any big purchases post-retirement. Like a second house for example.
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Have you brought any altcoins recently?
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Just to prove my point.
This bitch is making over $5k a month from selling the following garbage for incredibly inflated prices:
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I can't even fathom what kind of degenerate people would pay that kind of money to buy useless trash like what this bitch is selling in her shop.
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Leech off of your families
Yeah, I'm still trying to filter out the ones that are worth investing in apart from the obvious scams that will just implode on contact with the market. I'll also admit that I'm rather apprehensive about investing when I don't have a source of income ATM
.That said, just yesterday found out about this company, currently ICOing their own tokens.
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They are apparently pretty big here, since they're the first ones from my country doing this. You heard about them before? Doesn't seem like a bad choice from what I've seen of them so far.
Wageslaving
Don't worry money shouldn't be a problem. Altcoins can 9 to 10X in value over the course of few weeks in a bull market. $1000 invested over the course of a bull market can easily turn into $10K. I wouldn't recommend getting into tokens at ICO prices, shit is risky. You often have to hodl for over a year to profit from them and sometimes longer (extremely risky). This website should help you: https://messari.io/screener/all-assets-D86E0735Yeah, I'm still trying to filter out the ones that are worth investing in apart from the obvious scams that will just implode on contact with the market. I'll also admit that I'm rather apprehensive about investing when I don't have a source of income ATM
That said, just yesterday found out about this company, currently ICOing their own tokens.
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They are apparently pretty big here, since they're the first ones from my country doing this. You heard about them before? Doesn't seem like a bad choice from what I've seen of them so far.
Only invest in established altcoins with no links to SBF that the Crypto Banter channel promotes. Those alts will return in the next boom cycle 2024-2026.
- Don't get into altcoins with low market caps as they are subject to quick pump and dumps and price manipulation. Low at the moment = under 1.5 to 2 billion, but what is considered 'low' changes depending on the overall market size. Check out the global crypto currency market cap.
2. Look at the specific Altcoin vs BTC pair chart. If it has been losing value against bitcoin for a very long time, do not touch it. You are better off with bitcoin. Even if the altcoin gains against USD, you are losing value against bitcoin. Altcoins are like BTC on leverage. Follow BTC's price movements with technical analysis tools like MAs, EMAs, Fibonacci extensions and retracements, Elliot wave theory on longer timeframes, and the RSI. Get a free tradingview account and play around with aforementioned indicators, there are plenty of tutorials on YouTube.
3. Look at the community supporting the coin. If it exists of lots of con artists, get-rich-quick newbies, and shills, then don't touch it. These shills exist in all crypto sub-communities, but some altcoins have a much higher fraction of shills compared to others.
4. Check if there are any law suits against a crypto. If it is under legal threats like XRP (Ripple), avoid such coins.
5. Tokenomics, Tokenomics, Tokenomics.
6. Buy when things are in the red near the end of bear market.
Finally, remember I am not a financial advisor and ALWAYS do your own research.
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ccrypto is too risky
kind of brag but fair enough
There’s many obstacles against money maxxing considering we live under a debt currency central bank ran economy
I can't afford to eat proper food every day
True, but I encourage everyone also career maxx. It’s makes coping with being incel much easier in many ways.
most people better off overemployed Maxxing
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