mustafalooksmaxxer
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10k/month passive income method nobody here seems to understand
I think most people here are overcomplicating moneymaxxing. Every other thread is some guy asking if he should dropship, trade options, start an AI agency, learn coding in 3 weeks, crypto maxx, cold email 500 businesses, etc. and you're trying to optimize step 8 when you haven't even completed step 1.
If you're young the highest ROI thing you can do is developmentmaxxing. Literally academics → sleep → health → education → career → income → capital → investments → passive income. That's the entire meta.
First, academicsmaxxing. Get good grades. Not because grades make you rich, but because they preserve optionality. Good grades give you better university options, better university options give you more career options, and more career options give you more ways to income-max later. Don't be the guy saying school is bluepill because "Chads don't need degrees." Okay bro, be a Chad with a 42% in math. Also learn how to actually study. Active recall, practice problems, spaced repetition, and most importantly don't sleep 4 hours before an exam and then blame your IQ.
Sleepmaxxing is probably the most underrated stat. 8+ hours, consistent schedule, dark room, cool room, stop drinking caffeine at midnight. You can't IQmaxx, looksmaxx or moneymaxx while your brain is running at 60% because you're chronically sleep deprived. Sleep is literally free recoverymaxxing.
Then gymmaxxing. Lift, progressive overload, enough protein, stay reasonably lean, walk, do cardio. Build shoulders/back/legs. You don't need to become a bodybuilder and you definitely don't need to spend 6 hours researching the optimal lat exercise. If you research gymmaxxing for longer than you actually gymmaxx, you're just researchmaxxing.
Then collegemaxxing/careermaxxing. If college makes financial sense, go. Law, medicine, engineering, accounting, CS, dentistry, finance, psychology if you understand the actual career path. Don't pick something because it sounds prestigious and don't reject something because some guy online called degrees bluepill. ROImaxx the decision based on income, stability, tuition, time, difficulty, location and whether you'll actually finish.
Then socialmaxxing. Learn to communicate. Look at people when you talk, don't mumble, ask questions, remember names, tell stories, speak to women like normal people. Interviews, promotions, networking and negotiations are all social. You can have 160 IQ and still get mogged by someone slightly less intelligent who knows how to communicate.
Once you get the career, incomemaxx. Increase your income but don't immediately increase your lifestyle. Making $100k and spending $110k because you need to maintain your perceived PSL/status is negative wealthmaxxing. You don't need to look rich. You need to be rich later.
Then capitalmaxxing. Emergency fund, kill high-interest debt, invest consistently, diversify, keep fees low, don't gamble your savings because some anime pfp posted a candlestick and called it a generational opportunity. Your goal isn't to get rich tomorrow. It's to become financially difficult to kill.
Then passive-incomemaxxing. This is where everyone wants to start, but it's actually the endgame. $10k/month is $120k/year. You're not finding some secret $10k passive income button. You accumulate enough capital that the capital itself starts producing meaningful income. Asset is the muscle, passive income is the output.
And yes, looksmaxxing matters too, but the high ROI stuff is boring: sleep, gym, body fat, hygiene, dental care, haircut, skin, clothes that fit, posture. You don't need to spend 4 hours analyzing your canthal tilt while never leaving your room. At some point you have to stop obsessing over genetics and optimize the variables you actually control.
The biggest blackpill is that this takes time. Degree takes years. Career takes years. Capital takes years. Meanwhile the guy researching the perfect side hustle has 14,000 bookmarks and $3,200 in his checking account. That's the time mog.
You don't need perfect genetics, perfect PSL or some insane 200 IQ build. Just stop voluntarily debuffing yourself. Get educated, sleep properly, get in shape, become useful, make more money, save it, invest it and wait.
The actual $10k/month passive income method is apparently just being extremely boring for 15 years.
Brutal blackpill.
I think most people here are overcomplicating moneymaxxing. Every other thread is some guy asking if he should dropship, trade options, start an AI agency, learn coding in 3 weeks, crypto maxx, cold email 500 businesses, etc. and you're trying to optimize step 8 when you haven't even completed step 1.
If you're young the highest ROI thing you can do is developmentmaxxing. Literally academics → sleep → health → education → career → income → capital → investments → passive income. That's the entire meta.
First, academicsmaxxing. Get good grades. Not because grades make you rich, but because they preserve optionality. Good grades give you better university options, better university options give you more career options, and more career options give you more ways to income-max later. Don't be the guy saying school is bluepill because "Chads don't need degrees." Okay bro, be a Chad with a 42% in math. Also learn how to actually study. Active recall, practice problems, spaced repetition, and most importantly don't sleep 4 hours before an exam and then blame your IQ.
Sleepmaxxing is probably the most underrated stat. 8+ hours, consistent schedule, dark room, cool room, stop drinking caffeine at midnight. You can't IQmaxx, looksmaxx or moneymaxx while your brain is running at 60% because you're chronically sleep deprived. Sleep is literally free recoverymaxxing.
Then gymmaxxing. Lift, progressive overload, enough protein, stay reasonably lean, walk, do cardio. Build shoulders/back/legs. You don't need to become a bodybuilder and you definitely don't need to spend 6 hours researching the optimal lat exercise. If you research gymmaxxing for longer than you actually gymmaxx, you're just researchmaxxing.
Then collegemaxxing/careermaxxing. If college makes financial sense, go. Law, medicine, engineering, accounting, CS, dentistry, finance, psychology if you understand the actual career path. Don't pick something because it sounds prestigious and don't reject something because some guy online called degrees bluepill. ROImaxx the decision based on income, stability, tuition, time, difficulty, location and whether you'll actually finish.
Then socialmaxxing. Learn to communicate. Look at people when you talk, don't mumble, ask questions, remember names, tell stories, speak to women like normal people. Interviews, promotions, networking and negotiations are all social. You can have 160 IQ and still get mogged by someone slightly less intelligent who knows how to communicate.
Once you get the career, incomemaxx. Increase your income but don't immediately increase your lifestyle. Making $100k and spending $110k because you need to maintain your perceived PSL/status is negative wealthmaxxing. You don't need to look rich. You need to be rich later.
Then capitalmaxxing. Emergency fund, kill high-interest debt, invest consistently, diversify, keep fees low, don't gamble your savings because some anime pfp posted a candlestick and called it a generational opportunity. Your goal isn't to get rich tomorrow. It's to become financially difficult to kill.
Then passive-incomemaxxing. This is where everyone wants to start, but it's actually the endgame. $10k/month is $120k/year. You're not finding some secret $10k passive income button. You accumulate enough capital that the capital itself starts producing meaningful income. Asset is the muscle, passive income is the output.
And yes, looksmaxxing matters too, but the high ROI stuff is boring: sleep, gym, body fat, hygiene, dental care, haircut, skin, clothes that fit, posture. You don't need to spend 4 hours analyzing your canthal tilt while never leaving your room. At some point you have to stop obsessing over genetics and optimize the variables you actually control.
The biggest blackpill is that this takes time. Degree takes years. Career takes years. Capital takes years. Meanwhile the guy researching the perfect side hustle has 14,000 bookmarks and $3,200 in his checking account. That's the time mog.
You don't need perfect genetics, perfect PSL or some insane 200 IQ build. Just stop voluntarily debuffing yourself. Get educated, sleep properly, get in shape, become useful, make more money, save it, invest it and wait.
The actual $10k/month passive income method is apparently just being extremely boring for 15 years.
Brutal blackpill.
