Kasper KArr
Go-getter from the Lower East Side
Nah Brodie I’m listening don’t let the trolls stop you for putting us on
I hate this 9 to 5 life
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On the bright side, it's never been easier to create massive wealth working for yourself thanks to the internet. Crazy to think you have basically free access to sell almost anything to anyone with minimal investment on these platforms like eBay, Etsy, Teespring, Amazon, etc. Or even how much money is being made on YouTube, etc. It's just up to you to put in the work but there's plenty of money to be made online.
fkthisgaysite
Banned
I will try to find tha video that pieced that shyt together and explained it better than I ever could but dont get your hopes up.
Tha content was about Saturn and I was prolly listening to Bobby Hemmits ass.
Its entirely too much for me to break down now that I think about it. You have to overstand certain concepts such as the overall existence of Saturn, why it was and is worshipped, what tha fukk it is and all types of shyt.
Once you come to that knowledge, you will overstand how time isnt even anything but a man made device used to trap tha soul.
Its deep, deep stuff but understandable. Very convulted but clear when you get a small idea going after studying this shyt.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
This is why this is the GOAT interview. People missed the message completely here
9-5 Life is going to suck no matter what the job is. People can say they love a profession and enjoy their job and not get tired of it, but I don't agree with that at all.
I work IT and I actually love what I do. My life is pretty stress free at this point. I dont stress over work, my days are never busy, any problem is easy for me now, I have money to buy whatever I want, I take care of myself physically and mentally, and even with all that I STILL never want to work a 9-5. My only reason for looking for a new job now is for more money to invest into myself.
I think the best way to get out of that rat race is too is to invest what you make (whether it is real estate, your own business etc.). That won't be easy but having the ability to work on your own time and be your own boss to me is priceless. Put in that work take that first step and just go for it.
This 9 to 5 shyt aint it at all. No way we were meant to live like this
9-5 Life is going to suck no matter what the job is. People can say they love a profession and enjoy their job and not get tired of it, but I don't agree with that at all.
I work IT and I actually love what I do. My life is pretty stress free at this point. I dont stress over work, my days are never busy, any problem is easy for me now, I have money to buy whatever I want, I take care of myself physically and mentally, and even with all that I STILL never want to work a 9-5. My only reason for looking for a new job now is for more money to invest into myself.
I think the best way to get out of that rat race is too is to invest what you make (whether it is real estate, your own business etc.). That won't be easy but having the ability to work on your own time and be your own boss to me is priceless. Put in that work take that first step and just go for it.
This 9 to 5 shyt aint it at all. No way we were meant to live like this
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Well, what do you like to do? That's the first thing to look at.
Get into that field.
Eventually start your own business/be the boss
Get into that field.
Eventually start your own business/be the boss
shyt I'm a Team Leader at Honda, these cacs keep me stressed as fukkWaking up doing the same shyt everyday around the same corny cacs. Feels like I'm in the Twilight Zone
It’s definitely perfect for the type of dude who doesn’t have other talents that would make him a decent living, any other real interests or a dude who comes from extreme poverty or something so going from that to an office job is like winning the lotto.
then get your CDL and drive a truck cross country
Somebody has to be regular in this world.
VladTheImpaler
The Sensational Prince
Lots of good information here.
A 9 to 5 seems very unnatural with each and everyday that passes.
If it can be used as leverage to get to your dream life, than that is the primary value in it other than day to day needs.
Seeing this thread further illustrates that most feel there is something more to life than working all of those hours and usually it is not for yourself.
A 9 to 5 seems very unnatural with each and everyday that passes.
If it can be used as leverage to get to your dream life, than that is the primary value in it other than day to day needs.
Seeing this thread further illustrates that most feel there is something more to life than working all of those hours and usually it is not for yourself.
Sounds like you're drowning in monotony and alienation:
Marx's theory of alienation - Wikipedia
Have you considered capitalism as the reason behind your woes? If not maybe you should:
Think Different
Marx's theory of alienation - Wikipedia
Have you considered capitalism as the reason behind your woes? If not maybe you should:
Think Different
TrebleMan
Superstar
shyt seems very unnatural. Problem is, not everyone is meant to be a leader. In order to lead, a lot of folks must follow.
Remote work or a mix of "in office" and remote though, especially if either option pays great
Got to build the skills for that though. I got into software engineering pretty much because of that. This route takes sacrifice though - if you here posting all day or on other sites and not building desired skills, that 9 to 5 door is waiting for you.
Life can be tough though and at times you have to vent, so that's understood, but then you got to realize at some point you have to put the work in regardless of if you feel like you want to or not. I'm almost positive some folks' routine is 9 to 5 -> posting on the coli or watching a movie/show/game (then posting about it) when they get home and repeat.
There’s only two choices: keep doing it or break the cycle. Chances are the best time to build skills would be when you get home, so you know what you have to do - that's personal responsibility and taking your life into your own hands. Sometimes you need to note where you’re spending time and how much of it is being lost. If you spend half or more of the time after work learning skills, by the end of a year you roughly have nearly 1000 hours of it as experience (assuming 3-4 hours of effort per work day). Again, two choices: build skills or throw those hours away. ~1000 hours of attained knowledge/skills vs no growth are the only two options per year, period. Nobody can do it for you (see my sig).
Folks that have a satisfactory life have one way or another put in that work, otherwise they’re extremely lucky. I’ve literally seen people spend days ranting and arguing (on both sides) about one of Drake’s achievements, does this sound like time well spent? Folks bringing up shyt from like 2-3 months ago and wondering why they mad all the time or got a chip on their shoulder. Time and energy that could have been used more productively elsewhere.
Seriously, after taking all that into consideration and you still refuse to give up your comfort zone/stagnant lifestyle but still want to rant about it, then you got to ask yourself wtf it is you’re scared of. 90% of the time it’s some stupid shyt too. Folks will cry because of a little mental effort but come on, you owe it to yourself to show some more heart.
Even better is having investments stacked though that will produce income to sustain lifestyle. Saving money, having a better financial stream, research, etc. all play a role into that.
Remote work or a mix of "in office" and remote though, especially if either option pays great
Got to build the skills for that though. I got into software engineering pretty much because of that. This route takes sacrifice though - if you here posting all day or on other sites and not building desired skills, that 9 to 5 door is waiting for you.
Life can be tough though and at times you have to vent, so that's understood, but then you got to realize at some point you have to put the work in regardless of if you feel like you want to or not. I'm almost positive some folks' routine is 9 to 5 -> posting on the coli or watching a movie/show/game (then posting about it) when they get home and repeat.
There’s only two choices: keep doing it or break the cycle. Chances are the best time to build skills would be when you get home, so you know what you have to do - that's personal responsibility and taking your life into your own hands. Sometimes you need to note where you’re spending time and how much of it is being lost. If you spend half or more of the time after work learning skills, by the end of a year you roughly have nearly 1000 hours of it as experience (assuming 3-4 hours of effort per work day). Again, two choices: build skills or throw those hours away. ~1000 hours of attained knowledge/skills vs no growth are the only two options per year, period. Nobody can do it for you (see my sig).
Folks that have a satisfactory life have one way or another put in that work, otherwise they’re extremely lucky. I’ve literally seen people spend days ranting and arguing (on both sides) about one of Drake’s achievements, does this sound like time well spent? Folks bringing up shyt from like 2-3 months ago and wondering why they mad all the time or got a chip on their shoulder. Time and energy that could have been used more productively elsewhere.
Seriously, after taking all that into consideration and you still refuse to give up your comfort zone/stagnant lifestyle but still want to rant about it, then you got to ask yourself wtf it is you’re scared of. 90% of the time it’s some stupid shyt too. Folks will cry because of a little mental effort but come on, you owe it to yourself to show some more heart.
Even better is having investments stacked though that will produce income to sustain lifestyle. Saving money, having a better financial stream, research, etc. all play a role into that.
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