People who already made it, is money really that important? Are you happier now?

If the richest and smartest people in the world is okay with it, why do you have to criticize it?

I'm not rich by any means, but I spend so little I realized I could quit my job and have enough money to live my 30s without working and take care of my body, mind and family/gf/friends so I did it. 5 years later I'm glad I did it.

I guess I made it, and money is quite important since I need it to survive, but I don't have yachts and mansions obviously.
I'll take another comfy bookshop job in a few years I guess and retire at 50-55, except if ETH goes up way more then I won't have to work ever again.
I'm lucky to have a frugal conservative gf with no need of fancy shit and no social media though.

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I can see some real wisdom here.

sounds very comfy, i also quit my job a year ago and if cryptos shit the bed i will get a retard tier job where i dont need to use my brain and keep working until i have made it from my investments.

Regardless there is a double standard because men and women are different. Women are nurturing mothers, men by instinct protect women. There may be a double standard but it’s rooted in nature.

I'm actually a millionaire because of crypto. Bought a meme car even.

The short answer is yes it makes you happier because all of a sudden institutions like the bank that holds your mortgage have zero power over you. It's just very freeing.

That said, other than being able to buy mostly whatever you want (you would not believe how fast this becomes meh, especially if you already made six figures), none of your other problems change. Your relationships are the same, except you will see some people act differently. For example some people get clearly butthurt. It's awkward somewhat.

The start lifting meme is not a meme. Get in fucking shape. It makes everything better.

I'd be happy to answer more questions. It was my life long goal and I still get giddy about it, but there's a real opportunity for self destruction that's tangible.

women don't rape little kids. Most female rape is usually teacher on 14 years old sport chad, or fatties on drugged males

never drank so much beer in my life

Money = freedom

This guy gets it. And you don’t need to make it to start lifting.

No, fuck pretending women and men are equal.
Take the redpill already, retard. Your cognitive dissonance is showing.

Faggots. Go back to faggot.com

Based. Good for you user.

I didn't make it, I was just born into wealth, but I'm pretty sure at least I'm happier than I would be if I were a poorfag.

>For example some people get clearly butthurt.
Tell us more, please.

Also, thanks for the advice.

Do you believe that the first investment can be profitable? I believe because the RBC gave me my first x2 profit! You’ll ask how can it be?

> Good exchange conditions on Rubic
> Multichain and cross chain
> The system development always pushes the price up!

> rubic.finance/
> @cryptorubic_chat

You have an opportunity to get even x15 profit next year, so don’t miss your time!

I made it but it didn't change things much at all, just part of a larger strategy. But you pretty much hit the nail on the head for me.

I've always had 6-12 months of emergency savings after about 2 years saving at my first job, back when I paid rent to parents. I never let that drop and reconciled it as my living expenses increased.

I was able to take risks and new jobs and spend time learning skills on my own. I never had to worry about being fired because I was always ready for it, so I could act boldly and call people out on their bullshit. On the flip side, I could also be humble and admit mistakes readily with no risk too. It was fuck you money on a tiny enough scale to matter.

Today with a family of 5, I feel no different. That 6-12 month savings I've maintained for a little over a decade is all that matters in terms of opportunity, happiness, security. The safety net now is massive, but it was always big enough so it doesn't make a tangible difference. It's the same financial independence I've been operating on this whole time.

Overall I spend more time hiding my money than spending it. It's poison to personal relationships. So in that sense it is just another liability to a path of unhappiness. I realized buying whatever I want wasn't really that fulfilling weighed against the liability the exposure brings.

Lately, I'm privately very generous to friends and family when they're really fucked (especially with this COVID bullshit). We make the gift "our secret" when it happens. Everyone is grateful enough to keep the secret and believes I could just barely afford it because I have a good job. I think I'll be happier on my death bed for it compared to the things I would spoil myself or kids with otherwise.

You are retarded

It seems that money has not changed you. Congratulations, user.

I wonder what I will do when that time comes, for now I struggle to achieve that economic independence that will allow me to see beyond.