Yea productivity does go down when I’m on vacation and not there to answer their questions
FAKE PROFILE AND EVERYTHING LIKE A REGULAR USER
FACEBOOK MARKET PLACE
Lol what a fucking loser. Your dad is looking down on you.
Wagie cuckold.
How would you get betabux for surgery then
I’m gonna make money but I’m not gonna work for anyoneHow would you get betabux for surgery then
Yes they're easily exploited cuckolds. Hence why they work hard for peanuts and pay tax to the government. Rich people don't work hard, lol.
So sell shit online or start your own business
Caged at this. Not looking to squirrel my money away like a cuck. I want to be rich af, bang expensive whores etc.
Ur so special and smart
Asset management? Fixed income or equity?
It’s neither, you just need financial iq and consistency. It’s not luck 90% of the time
financial iq isnt a real thing
financial iq is 100% real. The reason economic teachers and professors exist is because they don’t know what’s good financial info and what’s bad. For example my financial algebra teacher is teaching me how to calculate formulas for the stock market and write checks. While my 17 year old mentor is teaching me how he made 260k in 3 days off of TikTok dropshipping.
just get lucky with an obscure money making method on an app theory
Asset management
What's it like? Reasonable working hours? Do you enjoy your current position?
Yea, I really enjoy it. My personal job does not involve a lot of technical skills, we have a bunch of math monkeys in the back office to do this. They basically calculate all the financial side of things, hear pitches from potential companies, allocate portfolios. I'm an advisor, which means I'm the face of the operation. So bringing in and maintaining clients. Work is around 10-12 hours a day but everyone is gone from the office at 7-8pm. I get paid slightly less than IB, but then again I'm not a slave to some MD jew for 100 hours a week either.
It’s not luck. These old “smart” people your referencing are just not smart. Simple as that. They can study all they want, studying doesn’t make you financially smart . it’s not luck. And you’d know that if you actually made it.
smarts = intelligence = iq and/or g factor
Yes, by far the easiest (as in requires the least risk) way to get rich in life is to do well in highschool, attend a top 50 US uni (preferably top 20), and work in either investment banking -> private equity pipeline or management consulting until retirement. Your career earnings at retirement will number in the tens of millions, and if you are a savvy investor you can probably retire with a net worth upwards of $100 million. Mckinsey did a study where their partners have career earnings of 50 million.
What would be financial iq? Also, if you wanna make money don't you actually need to create or get into a product that people actually wanna buy?
Knowing how to make alot of money in a short amount of time, knowing how to manage money, knowing how to maintain money, knowing when to save and when not to, knowing how to invest your money.
no. you can sell courses, pictures, your time, your skills, somone elses product, somone else's skills ect.
nah, just learn what you want to learn on youtube
What was the interview process like and your educational background? Target uni?
Unless you're referring to your own arbitrary definition of financial literacy, studying can in fact make you knowledgeable about finances. I think you're referring to entrepreneurial qualities.
Those all have one thing in common- they create value. People spend money on things that provide them value. If you're working for an employer, you are the product you sell each and every day to get your salary. If you're an entrepreneur, you create products people want to pay for. Whether that is a course, pictures, toys- whatever.
That’s exactly what I’m doing. Because of the internet financial literacy has changed and will continue to change at very fast rates. That’s why I wouldn’t recommend somones go to college if they want to start a business.
Agreed
CEO of an offshore bank account contracted by an intelligence agency
Top 50 US uni. Not a target for finance, but a very well-regarded school. Interviews were easy IMO. I got asked no technical questions, all behavioral. I went through five interviews with four different companies before getting an offer from one. Went from a first round to super day to offer. Was really friendly; by the time you're at the superday stage they know you are smart and competent they are just looking to see if they like you enough to vote for you to get an offer. Entire process is done online. Submitted resume online, did a virtual video interview, did a phone interview, then superday on zoom.
My advice to anyone wanting to start a business. Do not look for ways to make money from a business. look for ways to provide a VALUE to a customer. What do they get from using your service/good? How is it better than others? Is it cheaper? Is the quality better? Is the customer service better? Why would they want to use my business instead of someone else's? What makes MY business unique, and how do I accentuate those characteristics to make my business into a leading brand? All a business is providing value to someone. If you provide a value that is in demand, THEN you will make money.
That's so cool man, great job. I plan on attending a target university in my country next year. As "target" as a university can be here anyway. My current one isn't horrid but there are certainly better alternatives.
Absolutely. The incentives are crucial and will inevitably reflect on the business. Maybe I'll start a business one day when I have a good business plan.
what kind of business?
yeah its impossible. I can't even find a course or a skill worth doing with all my free time whilst earning semi decent money. I've figured maybe this is it, things just don't get that much better but I'm cool with that.
