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Time is more valuable than money
Would you rather make $5k/month doing nothing or $50k/month working 8 hours, 7 days a week.
- Thread starter Ezekiel 25:17
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5k tax free of course
Im too old for doing 7 days a week and 8 hours with no time off
You’ll be dead within a year
Im too old for doing 7 days a week and 8 hours with no time off
You’ll be dead within a year
First thought was 5k a month. The free time and ability to have passive income is great.
Then I realized.... 50k a month is 600k a year. I could sacrifice a year of my life working (still get evenings and nights off at least), and return pay off bills and make investments.
Then I realized.... 50k a month is 600k a year. I could sacrifice a year of my life working (still get evenings and nights off at least), and return pay off bills and make investments.
Kornball The Conqueror
Superstar
now that i think about it i worked 12 hours a day for 7 days when i was deployed
for way less than 50k
a year
for way less than 50k
a year
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
People are willing to sacrifice their time to make 50k just so they can “retire”. Most people don’t even enjoy retirement. They wasted their prime years working.
I’ll take the 5k a month and move to Africa. Or Bali. Especially if it’s tax free, fukk it. Why would I want to stay in America
I’ll take the 5k a month and move to Africa. Or Bali. Especially if it’s tax free, fukk it. Why would I want to stay in America
It says nothing about the type of job or any requirements for how long you have to do it. You mean to tell me I can do my current WFH gig two extra days a week and clear 50k a month 
Even accounting for taxes, a one year sacrifice would be worth it
Even accounting for taxes, a one year sacrifice would be worth it
I'd do the $50K if it was my current job.
I actually worked 7 days a week before for quite some time.
Due to the nature of the work , flexibility, and freedom it was actually less arduous than most my past business hour positions. I was able to run errands and even grocery shop on the clock for instance
Even with that said endless labor is a damn sin... and im not even religious. Still id likely be forced to do the 50k smh.
60k in passive income is nothing to sneeze at either. While it isn't alot of money, you can pursuit so much more be it money it whatever else your imagination may be. And its common to turn down money for control... i definitely understand such a motive
Due to the nature of the work , flexibility, and freedom it was actually less arduous than most my past business hour positions. I was able to run errands and even grocery shop on the clock for instance
Even with that said endless labor is a damn sin... and im not even religious. Still id likely be forced to do the 50k smh.
60k in passive income is nothing to sneeze at either. While it isn't alot of money, you can pursuit so much more be it money it whatever else your imagination may be. And its common to turn down money for control... i definitely understand such a motive
PUT IN WORK
The East
5k a month doing nothing. Join wake up now and turn that 5k/month into 5 mil a month.
5k a month
IIVI
Superstar
$50k per month. Compounding is all about getting as much money in as soon as possible.
Work for 3 years:
~$1.8 million
Invest into S&P500, letting it sit and now due to compound interest:
10 years: $4.6 million
20 years: $12 million
30 years: $31 million
Drop it off to the next generation:
50 years: $211 million
100 years: $25 billion
200 years: $345 trillion.
If I push it to working five years:
Start with ~$3million.
Invest it one time:
10 years: $8 million
20 years: $20 million
30 years: $52 million
50 years: $352 million
100 years: $41 billion
200 years: $565 trillion.
Not bad for a few years of working to build a foundation. Living off portfolio generated exponentially growing income after a few years.
The big bonus is family/blood line would be set.
Work for 3 years:
~$1.8 million
Invest into S&P500, letting it sit and now due to compound interest:
10 years: $4.6 million
20 years: $12 million
30 years: $31 million
Drop it off to the next generation:
50 years: $211 million
100 years: $25 billion
200 years: $345 trillion.
If I push it to working five years:
Start with ~$3million.
Invest it one time:
10 years: $8 million
20 years: $20 million
30 years: $52 million
50 years: $352 million
100 years: $41 billion
200 years: $565 trillion.
Not bad for a few years of working to build a foundation. Living off portfolio generated exponentially growing income after a few years.
The big bonus is family/blood line would be set.
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I'd grind that 50k a month out. Save some money, invest in some shyt then, early retirement here i come.
You say that like it's a bad thing
