Financial Independence before 35

Upside: can relax and chill at older age (past 35).

Biggest downsides.

1. Denying oneself youthfull funs.
The type of funs one can hgave @24. One can't have often @40. Especially not, if one turns into a ugly oldcell, which may happen to plenty

2. Being set for life at 40 orso. Might be killer for motivation. For some motivation, is the way to get through life with less pain.
 
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Upside: can relax and chill at older age (past 35).

Biggest downsides.

1. Denying oneself youthfull funs.
The type of funs one can hgave @24. One can't have often @40. Especially not, if one turns into a ugly oldcell, which may happen to plenty

2. Being set for life at 40 orso. Might be killer for motivation. For some motivation, is the way to get through life with less pain.
What fun at 24
 
What fun at 24
for example, syuff one likely can't do to the same extend @ 40 years old. So it's doing it young or porbably never:
*Being a surfer guy for the whole summer.
*backpacking 9 months in Asia or where ever.
*chilling with teenagers and other 20 something year olds whom have alot of free time.
*partying
*achieving something in certain type of sports.
*trying creative stuff where failure is not an issue much but one just wants to try it out because one would regret if did not give it a go. because when young, you have nothing, and thus you have nothing to l;ose. Which is in some sense an advanatge.
 
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Financial independence before 25¨**
 
Upside: can relax and chill at older age (past 35).

Biggest downsides.

1. Denying oneself youthfull funs.
The type of funs one can hgave @24. One can't have often @40. Especially not, if one turns into a ugly oldcell, which may happen to plenty

2. Being set for life at 40 orso. Might be killer for motivation. For some motivation, is the way to get through life with less pain.
You can still save money and have fun lol. I live in the midwest, which is dirt cheap to live. So even if i'm only spending like $2k/month, it goes very far where I live. I still buy and do shit while still being able to save a shit ton of money.
 
Financial independence before 25¨**
Unless you are lucky enough to strike it rich in some investment, goodluck with that lol. Most people don't even begin to take investing seriously until mid to late 20s.
 
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You can still save money and have fun lol. I live in the midwest, which is dirt cheap to live. So even if i'm only spending like $2k/month, it goes very far where I live. I still buy and do shit while still being able to save a shit ton of money.
Can one do this. When wanting to earn plenty money at youth, to retire early?
There are limitatiuons, costs, to being strict on saving alot for early retirement.

*Being a surfer guy for the whole summer.
*backpacking 9 months in Asia or where ever.
*achieving something in certain type of sports.
*trying creative stuff, taking up plmety time, where no/low income and failure might happen.
 
Can one do this. When wanting to earn plenty money at youth, to retire early?
There are limitatiuons, costs, to being strict on saving alot for early retirement.

*Being a surfer guy for the whole summer.
*backpacking 9 months in Asia or where ever.
*achieving something in certain type of sports.
*trying creative stuff, taking up plmety time, where no/low income and failure might happen.
You're assuming everyone want those things to begin with. Personally, I enjoy leisure but I couldn't do leisure 24/7. I still want to do some work and feel like i'm contributing to society. Right now, I have enough money where I can literally choose to not work for the next 6-7 years lol. yet I still choose to work.
 
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You're assuming everyone want those things to begin with. Personally, I enjoy leisure but I couldn't do leisure 24/7. I still want to do some work and feel like i'm contributing to society. Right now, I have enough money where I can literally choose to not work for the next 6-7 years lol. yet I still choose to work.
Obviously. My reply was not to asses your personal situation. Or about you

But added information. For dudes to which these down points to concern may apply. Because they maybe do long, for spending that 1 yer backpacking in India "to find themselves", or to social maxx because they are giga extraverts, or do want to get to the wrold championship of Synchronised swimming, etc....

Every choice, has costs.
And it's good to mention them.
So people can personally asses, what type of person they are and what fits them best then of these options.
 
Obviously. My reply was not to asses your personal situation. Or about you

But added information. For dudes to which these down points to concern may apply. Because they maybe do long, for spending that 1 yer backpacking in India "to find themselves", or to social maxx because they are giga extraverts, or do want to get to the wrold championship of Synchronised swimming, etc....

Every choice, has costs.
And it's good to mention them.
So people can personally asses, what type of person they are and what fits them best then of these options.
I agree with you and am, ironically, a not-so-late late boomer. I took nearly 2 years off after highschool to do what I want and explore what I wanted to do. However, I was able to catch up pretty quickly and even surpass people by picking a good trade and heavily investing. I think it's good to take off time to explore yourself.
 
I agree with you and am, ironically, a not-so-late late boomer. I took nearly 2 years off after highschool to do what I want and explore what I wanted to do. However, I was able to catch up pretty quickly and even surpass people by picking a good trade and heavily investing. I think it's good to take off time to explore yourself.
cool.
sounds all good.

don't take what I said, as cristicim for your choices.
in contrairy, your choices sound good.

just sharing other options. because not everybody needs to or can life copy-paste life of someone.
 
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tbh if you manage to get a really good trade $80k+ you can have kids but you also need a good spouse who will work with you not divorce you and steal ur cash.
 
somehow. really early retirement doesn't look appealing to me. in this exmaple way,

 
somehow. really early retirement doesn't look appealing to me. in this exmaple way,


Financial independence and early retirement are two entirely different things (y)
 
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There's nothing to miss out on. It would be like telling a millionaire he's missing out on an MLM. If someone is making good money already (which I am), I can careless about whatever get-rich-quick opportunity you're trying to sell me.
Was gonna tell you you're so low IQ it hurts but from your name it appears you're black so that goes without saying. Telling an above average person they shouldn't invest in crypto is like telling them to work at McDonald's when they've been offered a 100k salary because they're less likely to get fired. You're basically crippling zoomers financially.
 
Was gonna tell you you're so low IQ it hurts but from your name it appears you're black so that goes without saying. Telling an above average person they shouldn't invest in crypto is like telling them to work at McDonald's when they've been offered a 100k salary because they're less likely to get fired. You're basically crippling zoomers financially.
Oh no. You sure hurt me. I'm gonna go cry my eyes out :lul:
 
> get charities and governments to sponsor your education (there are alot of them willing to help, especially trades). Sympathymaxxing works for poorfags
This only works for niggers and women not for actual people who aren't just kept around as Jewish pets
 
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