Serious Question: Is This Enough?

[Techpreneur]

Apart from making money, what are we going to do?

We have been spending all our time trying to make money online.

Is this enough for life?

What are you going to do after making enough money? But the real question here is, "How much is enough?"

It's like we don't want to stop at all.

So what are your plans for the future?


Especially, I need explanations from both of you @RoiBox, and @proxygo.

 

[Chris Newman]

Plan was, is and will remain ONE AND ONLY ONE : Be happy (live a happy life). If this is the plan, one need not worry about money, etc, as all that are "by-products" of being happy. Just have a happy life or plan to have a happy life and all the rest will follow. Be happy, live happy and money, good health, etc will start chasing you in abundance.

 

[Juhku]

I'm at an age where I don't really have any expences nor actual need for money. I work 10-16 hours a day because it makes me happy. I don't really care for money's materialistic value.

Once I turn 18, I will most likely take a friend of mine to Japan and later go on an Europe trip with my sister.
Once the right time comes, I will buy my dad his wish come true, an Aston Martin DB6.
I'm at a point in life where I want to keep as good relationships to those closest to me as I can. No amount of money can make me as happy as those who are close to me can.

Once I serve my military service, I will move to Estonia to focus on my business. Once I feel like my time is up, I will sell the company for an early retirement and spend the rest of my days in the lovely north (North Sweden, Norway, Finland) living a minimalistic life. I see money as something that can purchase me time, not the other way around.

 

[TJ_Ana]

Especially, I need explanations from both of you @RoiBox, and @proxygo.

@RoiBox and @proxygo...Take your time and no pressure!
Making money is part of our life! Educating ourselves or our family members (children), socializing, practicing in a religion, etc. We keep doing them until we're not capable to do so or until we die.

 

[Dopious]

Is this enough for life?

Enough is different for everyone. For me, enough is when I feel I´m getting bored. For me, money is a bi-product of the things I enjoy. Some day though, I´m gonna get that sailboat and roam the oceans, some day.

 

[IM Dude]

Money can buy you everything except may be a few things like time even that you can buy by hiring workers, if you got money.

 

[Techpreneur]

Money can buy you everything except may be a few things like time even that you can buy by hiring workers, if you got money.

But you can't buy back the time that just passed.

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

I earn money just to cover my basic expenses. Additional income flow is welcomed but I don't have love for earning millions of dollars.

 

[Salamouna]

I don't work for money
no one is giving me money to work

 

[RealHoffman]

When I hit milion dollars profit a month I will stop working and thinking about it.

 

[Chris Newman]

But you can't buy back the time that just passed.

I am really glad to read this thread. All this while I believed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirmal_Baba's time travel, third eye, etc. Upon reading this thread, I did a Google reasearch, to find : https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/warrant-issued-against-nirmal-baba-for-fraud/articleshow/27243892.cms?from=mdr !!! Which obviously means that Nirmal Baba's time travel into the past & future, is all bogus. Thank you @sapphirestar for opening my third eye, oh, sorry, I mean, thank you for opening my eyes.

 

[Setox]

I'm at an age where I don't really have any expences nor actual need for money. I work 10-16 hours a day because it makes me happy. I don't really care for money's materialistic value.

Once I turn 18, I will most likely take a friend of mine to Japan and later go on an Europe trip with my sister.
Once the right time comes, I will buy my dad his wish come true, an Aston Martin DB6.
I'm at a point in life where I want to keep as good relationships to those closest to me as I can. No amount of money can make me as happy as those who are close to me can.

Once I serve my military service, I will move to Estonia to focus on my business. Once I feel like my time is up, I will sell the company for an early retirement and spend the rest of my days in the lovely north (North Sweden, Norway, Finland) living a minimalistic life. I see money as something that can purchase me time, not the other way around.

This sounds like a solid plan my friend, wish you good luck.

And to the OP: Go out, and have a life dude.

 

[flprocess]

If you have a family you are probably doing it for them, to support them.
When are they going to stop asking for your support? probably never.
So never is never and making money is going to be forever, doesn't matter how much.

 

[Techpreneur]

I am really glad to read this thread. All this while I believed Nirmal Baba's time travel, third eye, etc. Upon reading this thread, I did a Google reasearch, to find : Warrant issued against Nirmal Baba for fraud !!! Which obviously means that Nirmal Baba's time travel into the past & future, is all bogus. Thank you @sapphirestar for opening my third eye, oh, sorry, I mean, thank you for opening my eyes.
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Is this a joke? I don't even know him. What were you coming to say?

 

[proxygo]

@RoiBox and @proxygo...Take your time and no pressure!
Making money is part of our life! Educating ourselves or our family members (children), socializing, practicing in a religion, etc. We keep doing them until we're not capable to do so or until we die.

Apart from making money, what are we going to do?
We have been spending all our time trying to make money online.
Is this enough for life?
What are you going to do after making enough money? But the real question here is, "How much is enough?"
It's like we don't want to stop at all.
So what are your plans for the future?
Especially, I need explanations from both of you @RoiBox, and @proxygo.

@sapphirestar @TJ_Ana

I dont bother with the lounge much these days, dont need the stress anymore. Drs orders
but i will take a moment to answer your question. once.

i did my time working online. now its over. i first came online 1997 age 28 running
56k dial up who remembers a JPEG taking 5mins to download , those where the days.
2002 i started getting into proxys running various forums, groups up until 2012.

in 2007 i joined bhw but due to the people i left behind when i did, [ hackers ]
my bhw account was hacked, fckem, anyways from 2009/2020 i sold proxys on
bhw on 5 sales threads.

11 years and 0 refunds later 1 day i woke up and threw in the towel, ide had enough.
why was this........life beat me down until ide had enough. and i decided to put
me and the wife first instead. what beat me down ?

2014/22, i lost mom/dad/step mom/aunt/ brother/ uncle/niece/ wifes daughters husband .
throw in my covid / heart attack / heart surgery in 2020. the last few years have felt like this.

NOW IM RETIRED .

 

[Chris Newman]

Is this a joke? I don't even know him. What were you coming to say?

What I am "coming" / "came" to say is directly related to what you said :-

But you can't buy back the time that just passed.

"Buy back time". So, what I said is that Nirmal Baba's time travel which I thought was true, thanks to this thread, I now know that Nirmal Baba's time travel is bogus.
"Buy back time" motivated me to do a Google research about Nirmal Baba, as I upto today believed Nirmal Baba's time travel, to know (today) that it is bogus.
Time travel means going back in time or going into the future in time. And "buy back time" is proportional to going back in time. And, hence time travel is directly related to "buying" back time.
But, all is good .... Don't worry anymore. I just wanted to let you know that thanks to this thread, I researched to know that the "buy back time" of Nirmal Baba, is bogus.

 

[Mooverse]

Balance is the key. Money is worth to be spent on experiences. I want to earn a lot so I can travel with people I love and collect memories. The cycle repeats but that's the life that I enjoy.

 

[Techpreneur]

i first came online 1997 age 28

I started walking at that age. You have years of experience. Nice to know you..

 

[HustleTong]

I didn't choose money
Money chose me
xd

 

[Nut-Nights]

The day I am capable of buying things I desire without looking at price tag, that day its enough for me.