You have to get a job

You know you have to,
but you keep ignoring it.
you will not become a millionaire trading stocks/crypto.
you need a running income so you can move out of your parents home. Some of you are 30+ for fucks sake and still can’t make your own rent?
You have to get a job.

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I work for myself. Suck my dick faggot.

>you need a running income so you can move out of your parents home
Why would I ever move out of my parents home? ESPECIALLY just to pay some fucker rent? Never happening

>You have to get a job.
No, I don't think I will good sir.

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Any advice? Just lost my job and I really want to start being able to make money myself

>You have to get a job.
lol!

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My parents own a lot of land i just built a home on that, what type of retard pays rent?

mcdonalds wagie here. i will kms if i dont get rich by next year

>sold a giant bag of safemoon before it mooned
>could've made it last year

im only holding lunc. i have pleaded with God to make it but he ignores me. i will wonder if he will stop me the next time i try to end my life because of poverty.

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You're completely correct. I am just torn about which field/sub-field I should focus on.

I've had some success in real estate & stocks. I'm sitting at low six figures in net worth by just using my allowance/gifts to invest during university. Living at home extremely frugally, I would not have to work again if my investments keep performing. I have compounded my wealth by around 20-25% annualized for the past 8 years which has me ahead of the net worth of peers in my age group even though they've had full-time jobs since graduation.

Now I'm 26 and a NEET. I know I can become a millionaire but it's very concerning to think I might be 35+ before I get there, and by then a million won't be what it used to be. Probably won't even be enough to buy a single-family home in a decent area (much less service property taxes, maintenance, etc...).

I've considered going back to graduate school, but it seems like all the top programs require work experience for pretty much any field that pays well.

So if I have no fixed timeline and want to make the most money working over the next few decades, what should I focus on?

Should I double down on my success in investing by trying to get a job in financial services? This seems to be the easiest option, although any reputable employer recruits out of university for entry-level roles.

Should I take the learn to code pill and get into AI/Machine Learning/Computer Vision and work in a startup and eventually get a high-paying job or start my own business?

Both choices have a huge time commitment and huge payoff if I continue to grind. Does anyone have any input?

I'm crypto retired at 31 with multiple make it stacks. Once this bear market ends I'll be catapulted into 7 figure heaven, so in the meantime I'm traveling around Europe.

Just buy and hold bitcoin. It's literally that easy. And when you're tired of bitcoin, swing into Monero and never pay taxes again.

You DO NOT need a job. You need at least 2.1 BTC.

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I've always wanted to operate a board game / TCG store. I made a 15 page business plan for the costs, and it would take 45k to start with reno and inventory included, 90k needed to cover costs before it was profitable at 18 months. No better business for a neet having your own card shop under your control, and an user would get to fulfill his dream of owning a board game store

or even better if you want to go for less startup cost, a card shop + coffee stand. It would feed on their coffee addiction while nickel&diming them for packs

But I do have a job. 2 even. And I'll live with my mom until she dies.
I will own shiny metal rocks and be happy.

Not really my area of expertise or interest but I would suggest looking into doing a roll up of TCG/tabletop stores.

There are a lot of small independent shops with a lot of foot traffic already and you could probably buy them very cheap, improve operational efficiency and find more ways to generate revenue.

You could probably buy your first location with some type of hybrid-SBA loan structure, and then scale up from there. Once you cannot scale the business anymore, just sell out to a private equity firm or take it public, and you'll be insanely rich.

>board game store
>private equity firm
forget I said anything

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Focusing on computer vision right now is really tough because top-10 CS departments are churning out an unbelievable number of masters and PhD students specializing in those areas every year (many are international students so you compete not just in the US but everywhere). It also attracts extreme autists with high IQs.

ML for CV is still a great technology, but you'll have better luck coming at it from a data science angle. So your specialty would be "data science + computer vision." Then you can have "vanilla" data science as a high-paying fallback, because way more companies hire data scientists, and the competition is less fierce, than for computer vision specialists.

Also, don't work at a start-up right away. Pay is lower, you won't learn a lot relevant to how bigger companies function, and there's a ~90% chance it goes nowhere. Work at a medium to large company first; you'll get your feet wet and earn steady pay. You can do the startup thing later if you want.

Not getting vaxxed
Never tipping
Never leaving

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buy ETH for dem 8 figs bro

Nah I got my portfolio balanced just how I like it, if I change it and it goes bad I'll just feel regret. I'm checking out of trading for at least the rest of this year. (unless something drastic happens with bitcoin, in which case I'll sell it all immediately and convert to monero).

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A job to buy crypto and stocks is the real secret to becoming a millionaire.

The manchild trend isn't dying down anytime soon. This is an extremely fragmented industry. Capital requirements are not that high, and there has been little innovation.

Opening a TCG store that may or may not be successful is a decent way to make a living but you will never be rich. Simply put, you'll spend most of your day micro-managing it. There's a lot more opportunity in building a brand in the TCG space as there hasn't been much consolidation.

Just think of it like this. Gamestop is the only specialty video game retailer. They have most of the market share and built up their retail footprint by acquiring local video game retailers. The same thing will likely happen with TCG, tabletops, etc... especially if they continue to grow in popularity.

These stores are also replacing a demographic Gamestop/Toys R Us used to cater to. In-person tournaments are pretty much only done on a large scale in convention centers/hotels these days. Local scenes for TCGs are growing but Gamestop hasn't been able to serve this demographic properly in the past few years and Toys R Us has shut down. This is why all the TCG stores recently have popped up and been able to garner an audience.

Now that being said, there's been an opportunity to capture this demographic but nobody seems to have tried except on a regional basis, which is very odd to me. There should be a leading national TCG, tabletop, and e-sports store where you can join tournaments, rent gaming PC play time, and buy/sell cards with almost zero effort, similar to internet cafes in Japan.

So what exactly is stopping anyone from doing this? I have no idea but I would investigate whether this can be a viable strategy, but be warned if this is possible someone will do it. Why not you?