Money is cope.

[Deleted member 22354]

Money doesn't get you anything except being able to afford stuff. Many overestimate how much money they really need and underestimate how much they have to do for it. When I was still in college, my goal was the highest salary possible and I left out the most important component: Time. I currently work 60h from Monday to Friday and "have" to be available all day. I am massively sleep deprived, surrounded almost exclusively by older people and doing the same bullshit every day. Of course I earn well, but it's not worth it.

You should much rather focus on getting a simple job where you earn enough money to be able to afford everything in life, not to be able to buy additional pointless luxuries. In addition, you should also focus on the time aspect, ideally you should only work part-time, so 20h a week, that usually covers all your expenses and you can focus on other things or build up a business, whatever. OR just enjoy life. Forget luxury, your life will not be better if you have a luxury apartment/expensive car/most expensive branded clothes/watches etc. And you won't get really rich with a 6 digit salary either, because after taxes there won't be much left and you also will have a more expensive lifestyle. Very many top earner I know live paycheck to paycheck.

I'm also going to quit my current job in the next few months and look for an easier one where I have a lot more me time.

TLDR: Keep that in mind when choosing your degree program. Priority 1 should always be covering all expenses and priority 2 should be time and a stress free job.

 

[GetShrekt]

Writes a whole essay about how money is a cope whilst also slaving his life away for money

Dn rd kys

 

[khvirgin]

Writes a whole essay about how money is a cope whilst also slaving his life away for money

Dn rd kys

"money is cope"

"You should much rather focus on getting a simple job where you earn enough money to be able to afford everything in life"

 

[buckchadley31]

You're saying this because even tho u make gud bucks, ur still a wagie.
Now try being a rich businessman and have money pour into your bank account while u do nothing, you'll never say money is cope

 

[Deleted member 22190]

Money doesn't get you anything except being able to afford stuff. Many overestimate how much money they really need and underestimate how much they have to do for it. When I was still in college, my goal was the highest salary possible and I left out the most important component: Time. I currently work 60h from Monday to Friday and "have" to be available all day. I am massively sleep deprived, surrounded almost exclusively by older people and doing the same bullshit every day. Of course I earn well, but it's not worth it.

You should much rather focus on getting a simple job where you earn enough money to be able to afford everything in life, not to be able to buy additional pointless luxuries. In addition, you should also focus on the time aspect, ideally you should only work part-time, so 20h a week, that usually covers all your expenses and you can focus on other things or build up a business, whatever. OR just enjoy life. Forget luxury, your life will not be better if you have a luxury apartment/expensive car/most expensive branded clothes/watches etc. And you won't get really rich with a 6 digit salary either, because after taxes there won't be much left and you also will have a more expensive lifestyle. Very many top earner I know live paycheck to paycheck.

I'm also going to quit my current job in the next few months and look for an easier one where I have a lot more me time.

TLDR: Keep that in mind when choosing your degree program. Priority 1 should always be covering all expenses and priority 2 should be time and a stress free job.

Multiple paragraphs saying a lot of nothing, you outdid redditors, congrats

 

[Deleted member 21620]

Kek

 

[Deleted member 22354]

"You should much rather focus on getting a simple job where you earn enough money to be able to afford everything in life"

Yes. Being a neet is worse ofc unless you are rich and then you are a privatier. I simply advocate that you should not only focus on the salary, but also that you have enough time for yourself, little stress, great people. Even from an average salary you can lead a good fulfilled life.

Now try being a rich businessman and have money pour into your bank account while u do nothing, you'll never say money is cope

Now that's a very sweeping statement. I know enough people who work much more and have even more stress, of course there is also the opposite. But running a business is also a lot of work and means a lot more uncertainty in your life, many underestimate this aspect.

 

[samskeyti]

Money is one of the rare things that is not cope. With sufficient amount of money, you can looksmax, undergo the right surgeries, do softmaxxing, take care of your body. (weightlifting - right diet, losing fat etc.) Moneymaxxing is the only of way beating inceldom.

 

[AscensionMan98]

Money doesn't get you anything except being able to afford stuff. Many overestimate how much money they really need and underestimate how much they have to do for it. When I was still in college, my goal was the highest salary possible and I left out the most important component: Time. I currently work 60h from Monday to Friday and "have" to be available all day. I am massively sleep deprived, surrounded almost exclusively by older people and doing the same bullshit every day. Of course I earn well, but it's not worth it.

You should much rather focus on getting a simple job where you earn enough money to be able to afford everything in life, not to be able to buy additional pointless luxuries. In addition, you should also focus on the time aspect, ideally you should only work part-time, so 20h a week, that usually covers all your expenses and you can focus on other things or build up a business, whatever. OR just enjoy life. Forget luxury, your life will not be better if you have a luxury apartment/expensive car/most expensive branded clothes/watches etc. And you won't get really rich with a 6 digit salary either, because after taxes there won't be much left and you also will have a more expensive lifestyle. Very many top earner I know live paycheck to paycheck.

I'm also going to quit my current job in the next few months and look for an easier one where I have a lot more me time.

TLDR: Keep that in mind when choosing your degree program. Priority 1 should always be covering all expenses and priority 2 should be time and a stress free job.

A healthy balance is important to keep stress levels not too high. And yea it needs to be spent on worthwhile things. If you fuck some hot escorts or travel max and bang some hot bitches then you would enjoy the fruits of your labor, otherwise its pointless to let it accumulate .

And given how their is nothing backing up the dollar , at some point to keep the stock market propped up unlimited QE like we had from 2009-early 2022 will result in much higher inflation rates, to the point that the central banks can either to decide to hyper inflate or stop the fake economy from hyper inflating and cause a Great Depression, where we have mass unemployment and wages decrease substantially.

So its funny that people just save save without realizing it can all end some day.

 

[Gladiator]

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