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This is the crux of the problem: > “I’ve never been a fan of waking up and going to work and exchanging time for money.” If you believe your job is merely a t
by speedplane 9y ago
This is the crux of the problem:
> “I’ve never been a fan of waking up and going to work and exchanging time for money.”
If you believe your job is merely a transactional exchange of time and money, you need to find a new job. It doesn't have to be that way.
- LoSboccacc 9y agobesides, investing capital to maximize return is of itself a full time job, especially with such a small initial capital.
- speedplane 9y agoAnd even those who do it full time under-perform the average 50% of the time.
- phkahler 9y agoRight, with that small sum of money you get a better return on your time by working for money. If they can really live with that little spending why get a job and save $100K per year and significantly add to the invested money? Of course I suggest that for "just a year or two" but when do you really stop?