tenmacel
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Insanely HIGH IQ Method for money
I am about to make you richer than your wildest dreams.
All you need is yourself, preferably a teenager.
The first thing you're going to do is get your grades up. Do this by studying hard, paying attention in class, and doing all work required.
The second step, is to get a job. Restaurants are usually the best as you can work afterschool and after 3ish months of slaving as a busboy you can start making $20+ an hour as a waiter, you should be a good student if you follow this guide, tutoring way less stress than this and will pay a lot more (may make a guide on how to become a tutor soon)
The third step, study for your standardized exams (e.g SAT, a-levels). These are massively important when applying for good unis and good jobs.
The fourth step, grind out extracurriculars, do things like volunteering, STEM competitions, etc to make your high school resume look good.
The fifth step, write essays. Lots of the, preferably as extracurriculars (2 birds with 1 stone) so that when you apply to college, you'll have compelling essays (only goes for US and UK students tho)
Now, pick a program to apply to with a high 4-year ROI, CS used to be the one, now you can do finance, stats, BME or if you're at the top top schools almost anything you want (math, econ, physics, even poly sci try not to do engineering as the majority of actual engineering jobs are gated behind a master's now). By 20, if you play your cards right, you could be set for a high-paying internship, or better yet, a startup/full time job because of your achievements in university
The second step, is to get a job. Restaurants are usually the best as you can work afterschool and after 3ish months of slaving as a busboy you can start making $20+ an hour as a waiter, you should be a good student if you follow this guide, tutoring way less stress than this and will pay a lot more (may make a guide on how to become a tutor soon)
The third step, study for your standardized exams (e.g SAT, a-levels). These are massively important when applying for good unis and good jobs.
The fourth step, grind out extracurriculars, do things like volunteering, STEM competitions, etc to make your high school resume look good.
The fifth step, write essays. Lots of the, preferably as extracurriculars (2 birds with 1 stone) so that when you apply to college, you'll have compelling essays (only goes for US and UK students tho)
Now, pick a program to apply to with a high 4-year ROI, CS used to be the one, now you can do finance, stats, BME or if you're at the top top schools almost anything you want (math, econ, physics, even poly sci try not to do engineering as the majority of actual engineering jobs are gated behind a master's now). By 20, if you play your cards right, you could be set for a high-paying internship, or better yet, a startup/full time job because of your achievements in university
This is how it is, you're not going to become a statusmaxxed millionaire at 15 day trading, dropshipping, gambling, or wishing for luck on shitcoins. Until you have a legitimate strategy for any of these things (which require university educations to be good at usually or at least years of experience), you will be expected to lose money most of the time.
