MentalMaxxing vs Moneymaxxing (What should be the priority?)

[Deleted member 13746]

Confused on which maxx should be the priority. One usually ends up taking time from another. Mentalmaxxing consists of reading pirated textbooks/books and attending colleges/universities while, building a base of knowledge. Moneymaxxing working on a business, investing/crypto online and working a job while, building a base of money. These both have become incompatible. In terms of a time drain it's the equivalent of trying to gymcel and train mma at the same time.

 

[Deleted member 1507]

Lmao, moneymaxxing obviously
Going to college was the worst mistake of my life

 

[Deleted member 13746]

Lmao, moneymaxxing obviously
Going to college was the worst mistake of my life

Damn, now on the other hand they say college is good way to socialmaxx.

 

[Deleted member 1507]

Damn, now on the other hand they say college is good way to socialmaxx.

Yeah I guess, imo the best option is to go somewhere where you don't have to pay much, take a few bullshit courses and spend the rest of your time moneymaxxing and socialmaxxing

 

[quakociaptockh]

Moneymax. The other thing looks copeish.

 

[Deleted member 14264]

My old grandmothee likes to say that someone is fool because he is poor, and someone is poor because he is fool.

This is a vicious circle tbh, but you should find a balance and strive in any situation. One cannot be achieved wityout the other.

 

[jake_okok]

mentalmaxx about money and business

 

[Mr_Norwood]

LDARmaxxing is the best tbh

 

[Deleted member 15069]

w

Lmao, moneymaxxing obviously
Going to college was the worst mistake of my life

why? what did u major in

you would make more on average as a college grad

 

[Deleted member 1507]

w

why? what did u major in

you would make more on average as a college grad

Bachelor in business

 

[Deleted member 15069]

Bachelor in business

why do you regret it though? no jobs?

you kinda picked a broad branch, shouldve specialised in finance or hr or accounting

 

[Deleted member 1507]

why do you regret it though? no jobs?

you kinda picked a broad branch, shouldve specialised in finance or hr or accounting

I could have done more interesting stuff during those 4 years and I don't want to wageslave anyway