How to get out of this life of working until death?

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

be self sufficient and learn to live below your means.

it's about spending less as much as making more...

 

[Reflected]

FIRE?

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• Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) is a financial movement defined by frugality and extreme savings and investment.
• By saving up to 70% of their annual income, FIRE proponents aim to retire early and live off small withdrawals from their accumulated funds.
• Typically, FIRE followers withdraw 3% to 4% of their savings annually to cover living expenses in retirement.
• Detailed planning, economic discipline, and wise investment are key components in achieving a FIRE retirement.
• The FIRE movement was inspired by the 1992 book Your Money or Your Life, written by two financial gurus.

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Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) is a movement dedicated to living frugally to retire at a young age.

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faq - financialindependence

This is a place for people who are or want to become Financially Independent (FI), which means not having to work for money. Financial...

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[Duke Wy Lin]

Being a successful entrepreneur. Now you just gotta come up with a good product/service and find a market that values it. Now go on out there and be somebody

 

[Elim Garak]

. I need a solid plan to retire in my mid 40s.

Lol stocks, I am down.
No debt..make good money but corporations can fire u at any time.

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Thank me later OP

20 passive income ideas to help you make money in 2022
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[Uitomy]

In all seriousness though op, trust me when I tell you, you are already ahead of the pack by asking that question.

Many people (the vast majority of the human population living in developed countries), don’t realize how close to disaster they all are.

Some people aren’t blessed with the gift of prudence. Others are but become too lazy to take active steps to avoid their impending fate. And by lazy I don’t necessarily mean bums. I mean those people who have burdened themselves with kids and simply don’t have the time and space to think and ask philosophical questions.

What should you do? Well, How ahead of the pack are you? If you don’t have any kids, you are ahead of the pack. Way ahead.

To escape the grind, effort is needed. And sacrifice. Sacrifice your free time on selling services that are easy or fun for you to provide. The effort you need to see this through will be powered by the intensity of the hatred you harbor for the daily grind. If you hate it as much as it seems, you are good to go.

Someone mentioned a career change.

Meh. That’s shortsighted. A good job can always become a bad one if circumstances change. Hopping from one job to another won’t quiet the storm of discomfort that is raging within your spirit.

This is a great response

 

[010101]

life is work

learn to love work or suffer for all eternity

ha

*

 

[mannyrs13]

Ok, here's a guide that could help you.

First go to Binance.US and open an account. Get verified and link your bank account. Next go to metamask.io, preferably on a desktop not mobile, and open a wallet. Save the phrase they give you and store it in a safe place. Create a password as well. Guard it with your life. Buy like $500 worth of bnb on binance. Then go to chainlist.org and connect the metamask wallet. It'll give you the option to add a chain and pick the bnb or bsc one, not sure which but it's one of those. Send your bnb from binance to your wallet. Next go to drip.community and trade most but not all of your bnb for drip. You'll prolly get like around 100 drip, not sure what official number could be. Then look for where it says faucet and deposit all your drip in there. It'll ask you to join a team. The team I'm on is ran by @Sbp He can help you out with joining. Then you earn 1% a day on your investment. But there's a 10% tax on buys and sells and 5% on compounds. What you want to do is compound as much as you can. With about 100 drip I don't think you get 1 a day, I know there's some other tax or something I'm forgetting. But if you compound then you'll get more. Max is like 27k with max payout at 100k. It adds up over time.

Here's the example of how an account can grow. You could always add more but I like just compounding. Depends on everyone's methods. You do have to pay gas fees for any transaction with bnb, not much but still keep some in your wallet for that. Like twenty bucks is fine, I think it's less than a dollar, maybe even a quarter each time. But stay consistent. All you gotta do is hit hydrate or compound each day and build your stack. If you can spend time bullshytting on the coli, then you can take a few minutes each day to compound your stack. The site I use is dripfi.app which I find a bit better plus it has a calculator but both work just fine. Right now I'm making about 17 a day and hopefully by Thanksgiving I'll be at 20. And I'm not even 10% of the 27k max limit. Right now I see it at $4.90 which at 17 is $83. Price does fluctuate but the more you compound the more it adds up in the long run. Making 5 a day at $5 is $25 but making 10 a day at $5 is $50. It's all about compound interest and staying consistent. Plus you working so it's not like you don't have any income coming in to rely on. Then overtime you'll see your wallet grow and you can create a second wallet and build that one up as well. Drip has been around for over a year and a half so it's established.

Another one I like that is similar is furio finance. That one gives me 2.5% daily but still fairly young but they been building and getting consistent. All about putting your money to work for you and both of those can definitely help make your life easier.

 

[UpAndComing]

Learn Capitalism

 

[rabbid]

Alot of people working a good job or career right now seem to have forgotten completely about covid and put their head in the sand during other global labor cuts.

The only way out of the cycle is to invest in yourself. Skills, knowledge, and the ability to pursue opportunity at a moment's notice. Just keep saving money and investing breh. & Don't make a money move without knowing how to get that money back.

 

[Sbp]

Ok, here's a guide that could help you.

First go to Binance.US and open an account. Get verified and link your bank account. Next go to metamask.io, preferably on a desktop not mobile, and open a wallet. Save the phrase they give you and store it in a safe place. Create a password as well. Guard it with your life. Buy like $500 worth of bnb on binance. Then go to chainlist.org and connect the metamask wallet. It'll give you the option to add a chain and pick the bnb or bsc one, not sure which but it's one of those. Send your bnb from binance to your wallet. Next go to drip.community and trade most but not all of your bnb for drip. You'll prolly get like around 100 drip, not sure what official number could be. Then look for where it says faucet and deposit all your drip in there. It'll ask you to join a team. The team I'm on is ran by @Sbp He can help you out with joining. Then you earn 1% a day on your investment. But there's a 10% tax on buys and sells and 5% on compounds. What you want to do is compound as much as you can. With about 100 drip I don't think you get 1 a day, I know there's some other tax or something I'm forgetting. But if you compound then you'll get more. Max is like 27k with max payout at 100k. It adds up over time.

Here's the example of how an account can grow. You could always add more but I like just compounding. Depends on everyone's methods. You do have to pay gas fees for any transaction with bnb, not much but still keep some in your wallet for that. Like twenty bucks is fine, I think it's less than a dollar, maybe even a quarter each time. But stay consistent. All you gotta do is hit hydrate or compound each day and build your stack. If you can spend time bullshytting on the coli, then you can take a few minutes each day to compound your stack. The site I use is dripfi.app which I find a bit better plus it has a calculator but both work just fine. Right now I'm making about 17 a day and hopefully by Thanksgiving I'll be at 20. And I'm not even 10% of the 27k max limit. Right now I see it at $4.90 which at 17 is $83. Price does fluctuate but the more you compound the more it adds up in the long run. Making 5 a day at $5 is $25 but making 10 a day at $5 is $50. It's all about compound interest and staying consistent. Plus you working so it's not like you don't have any income coming in to rely on. Then overtime you'll see your wallet grow and you can create a second wallet and build that one up as well. Drip has been around for over a year and a half so it's established.

Another one I like that is similar is furio finance. That one gives me 2.5% daily but still fairly young but they been building and getting consistent. All about putting your money to work for you and both of those can definitely help make your life easier.

This

 

[BaldingSoHard]

Save 10% of every dollar you earn, forever.

 

[ConPHIdential]

Ok, here's a guide that could help you.

First go to Binance.US and open an account. Get verified and link your bank account. Next go to metamask.io, preferably on a desktop not mobile, and open a wallet. Save the phrase they give you and store it in a safe place. Create a password as well. Guard it with your life. Buy like $500 worth of bnb on binance. Then go to chainlist.org and connect the metamask wallet. It'll give you the option to add a chain and pick the bnb or bsc one, not sure which but it's one of those. Send your bnb from binance to your wallet. Next go to drip.community and trade most but not all of your bnb for drip. You'll prolly get like around 100 drip, not sure what official number could be. Then look for where it says faucet and deposit all your drip in there. It'll ask you to join a team. The team I'm on is ran by @Sbp He can help you out with joining. Then you earn 1% a day on your investment. But there's a 10% tax on buys and sells and 5% on compounds. What you want to do is compound as much as you can. With about 100 drip I don't think you get 1 a day, I know there's some other tax or something I'm forgetting. But if you compound then you'll get more. Max is like 27k with max payout at 100k. It adds up over time.

Here's the example of how an account can grow. You could always add more but I like just compounding. Depends on everyone's methods. You do have to pay gas fees for any transaction with bnb, not much but still keep some in your wallet for that. Like twenty bucks is fine, I think it's less than a dollar, maybe even a quarter each time. But stay consistent. All you gotta do is hit hydrate or compound each day and build your stack. If you can spend time bullshytting on the coli, then you can take a few minutes each day to compound your stack. The site I use is dripfi.app which I find a bit better plus it has a calculator but both work just fine. Right now I'm making about 17 a day and hopefully by Thanksgiving I'll be at 20. And I'm not even 10% of the 27k max limit. Right now I see it at $4.90 which at 17 is $83. Price does fluctuate but the more you compound the more it adds up in the long run. Making 5 a day at $5 is $25 but making 10 a day at $5 is $50. It's all about compound interest and staying consistent. Plus you working so it's not like you don't have any income coming in to rely on. Then overtime you'll see your wallet grow and you can create a second wallet and build that one up as well. Drip has been around for over a year and a half so it's established.

Another one I like that is similar is furio finance. That one gives me 2.5% daily but still fairly young but they been building and getting consistent. All about putting your money to work for you and both of those can definitely help make your life easier.

I haven’t visited the crypto thread in a long time, but it’s good to know you’re still sharing knowledge.

 

[TM101]

Get better skills so you can get a higher paying job.
If you don't have at least a bachelors degree, you need to get one ASAP.

 

[TRUEST]

I mentioned earlier that a good job can become a not so good job. Here’s the latest example of this.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/03/tech/twitter-layoffs/index.html

Imagine working there. You got a family to feed. And some nutcase becomes your boss. Starts ordering u around. Handing out deadlines like candy. Man is not supposed to be living this way. Well, some men aren’t.