What age is everyone?

25

feels like cocaine mixed with alcohol 24/7
ahahahahaha

To be honest, i feel like 25 is the perfect age for what you're doing financially also
for me personally 25 is my goal that i want to achieve what i want
 
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To be honest, i feel like 25 is the perfect age for what you're doing financially also
for me personally 25 is my goal that i want to achieve what i want
When you turn 25 and have around average health, you can lift anything, all you need is consistency, mindset and time. :p

Being 18 I wasn't so strong. I was really weak. My brain was a mush compared to now.

I couldn't work around a single problem... maybe I could put something together but not much thought I could put into things. My perspective was rather narrow.

Doesn't mean it will be the same for you but should be as improvements usually happen later in life. All relative.
 
When you turn 25 and have around average health, you can lift anything, all you need is consistency and time. :p
I think my health will be good in the future because i do the right steps in order for that to happen as of now (Unless i get into a car crash or something aha, who knows) but what would you say is the m ost important thing i should be learning for my future self? What would be the thing you'd tell your past self to do, maybe i can learn from it?
 
I think my health will be good in the future because i do the right steps in order for that to happen as of now (Unless i get into a car crash or something aha, who knows) but what would you say is the m ost important thing i should be learning for my future self? What would be the thing you'd tell your past self to do, maybe i can learn from it?
Don't listen to your peers too much, try to meet older people. Listen to older people who established themselves for example BassTrackerBoats or splishplash or lucky.sparks. :p

Just ask older people about their opinion on decisions you want to make. Don't be afraid to ask for help as that'll be needed many times in life. In business if you want to do well, you have to literally ask for help everyday.

Also spend time in places where there are smarter people than you. But don't assume you're the smartest, even if you feel like it.

Countless times I would think I am the smartest but once I started speaking to people around, I realized how little xperience I have and how many times they achieved what I dream about.

Now if I make $2k per day, I know there is someone next to me making $20k per day... even though that person doesn't have to feel like they make $20k.

Basically assumptions is something you need to pay attention to. They can make or break you.
 
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Don't listen to your peers too much, try to meet older people. Listen to older people who established themselves for example BassTrackerBoats or splishplash or lucky.sparks. :p

Just ask older people about their opinion on decisions you want to make. Don't be afraid to ask for help as that'll be needed many times in life. In business if you want to do well, you have to literally ask for help everyday.

Also spend time in places where there are smarter people than you.
You saying that put a smile on my face aha,
I have massive pressure from my peers but i'm unsure as to what they're saying is the right information yknow? They tell me to go to college and study english, maths. But i really only find interest in making my own businesses ( When i was 11 i would sell roblox accounts etc) And i have a little thing which funds **Everything** I need, not a lot but around 8K a year (Very low but i dont pay for anything)

would you say this platform is a really good place to be around smarter people? Where i live, it's a very difficult place to find smart people (Small town near birmingham)

And is there anything you'd suggest to read/learn from maybe from here? Thanks for your help :)
 
You saying that put a smile on my face aha,
I have massive pressure from my peers but i'm unsure as to what they're saying is the right information yknow? They tell me to go to college and study english, maths. But i really only find interest in making my own businesses ( When i was 11 i would sell roblox accounts etc) And i have a little thing which funds **Everything** I need, not a lot but around 8K a year (Very low but i dont pay for anything)

would you say this platform is a really good place to be around smarter people?

And is there anything you'd suggest to read/learn from maybe from here? Thanks for your help :)
I'd try to understand what you have in your avatar.

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YouTube, right.

Then try to understand other social media platforms.

Where i live, it's a very difficult place to find smart people (Small town near birmingham)
That's what I'm talking about. People in every town are smart. Otherwise, they wouldn't survive or build a house.

It's just our impression we're the smartest. Lack of experience and perspective.

They're usually in offices and in jobs. So if you find a job, go into some office, you'll get first experience.

Just do something that is simply "doing things" and not "achieving things". Get a job that is easy. First is survival, then you can start aiming higher - thrive.

That's what I do and I feel much better than in a job like sales or marketing where there is stiff competition and hard days.

For effort and proving you can do it, just do business / affiliate marketing. If you plan it well, in just two hours a day you can build a nice business.

College not my thing. I haven't been able to go to school as I don't like Polish (local) culture. I would much rather study in America but I don't have access to America. :p
 
Go to college.
Education is never a bad choice.

Do business on the side.

Education is a good plan B if your business doesn't catch right away.
Not that simple. Not everyone can go to college, and you can absolutely do well without it.

You should only really be going to college if you're getting something specific out of it and if you'll be able to see it through.
 
I'd try to understand what you have in your avatar.

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YouTube, right.

Then try to understand other social media platforms.


That's what I'm talking about. People in every town are smart. Otherwise, they wouldn't survive or build a house.

It's just our impression we're the smartest. Lack of experience and perspective.

They're usually in offices and in jobs. So if you find a job, go into some office, you'll get first experience.

Just do something that is simply "doing things" and not "achieving things". Get a job that is easy. First is survival, then you can start aiming higher - thrive.

That's what I do and I feel much better than in a job like sales or marketing where there is stiff competition and hard days.

For effort and proving you can do it, just do business / affiliate marketing. If you plan it well, in just two hours a day you can build a nice business.

College not my thing. I haven't been able to go to school as I don't like Polish (local) culture. I would much rather study in America but I don't have access to America. :p
Ahh i see what you mean, Yeah i lack a massive amount in experience and perspective i believe but didn't think this when i was 14 hahahah, crazy man
I've been looking, but my peers always say "it's not possible because you didn't go to college"
I might do, it's more or less i don't know the exact steps e.g (1 (2 (3
And you don't know if the time you're putting in is actually outputting a good result into the future aha

35.

But in my mind am probably still a 17 yo punk rebel.
aha, like my dad 50 and still partying

I'm 26

I think you worry too much about age though. Life doesn't end when you turn 30.


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At least, I sure hope it does or I don't have much time left lol
When you turn 30 you're going to say 40, i'll put a bet on that
 
Go to college.
Education is never a bad choice.

Do business on the side.

Education is a good plan B if your business doesn't catch right away.
Would you say go to college to learn business or just spend the years at college working on a business?
Not that simple. Not everyone can go to college, and you can absolutely do well without it.

You should only really be going to college if you're getting something specific out of it and if you'll be able to see it through.
The only reason would be for english and maths (So i can get a good job at dominos :) ) <- My peers say
 
Not that simple. Not everyone can go to college, and you can absolutely do well without it.

You should only really be going to college if you're getting something specific out of it and if you'll be able to see it through.
I never said anything about one not being able to do well without college.

Having a high decree in education is a good plan B, if your business doesn't catch on.

It's just a statistical fact that the average person with high academical background is going to make more money than the average entrepreneur. Most entrepreneurs aren't going to 'make it big'.

In my opinion, it's just plain stupid to rely your whole early adulthood on the basis that you will make it big in business. It's an unfortunate fact that that is most likely not going to happen.
Getting a decree in academics has a lot bigger success rate in terms of money.

I'm fortunate enough that my businesses have made it well into figures that would allow me to retire right now.
Yet I'm still going to start studies for a Bachelor's degree later this year. I'm most likely even going to educate myself even higher than BSc. That means at least 6 years of more studies.

Would you say go to college to learn business or just spend the years at college working on a business?
Either one is good.

Can't really go wrong in getting academical education.
Just go with something that truly interests you.
 
In my opinion, it's just plain stupid to rely your whole early adulthood on the basis that you will make it big in business. It's an unfortunate fact that that is most likely not going to happen.
Getting a decree in academics has a lot bigger success rate in terms of money.
In my opinion, it's just plain stupid to put yourself in to debt to get a degree if you're not even sure it will help you later in life. A degree isn't a guarantee of success. Not saying that college is never a good idea, but it's not exactly a no brainer either, especially if they live somewhere where college is not an easily accessible option.

Just saying, "go to college" without any other information is not the best general life advice for someone, just like "go into business" isn't good advice either.
 
Go to college.
Education is never a bad choice.

Do business on the side.

Education is a good plan B if your business doesn't catch right away.
Yeah, but it's not true about every education too. I don't know which degrees can land you stable jobs with no stress easily... some government related? Accounting?
I'm fortunate enough that my businesses have made it well into figures that would allow me to retire right now.
Yet I'm still going to start studies for a Bachelor's degree later this year. I'm most likely even going to educate myself even higher than BSc. That means at least 6 years of more studies.
Haha. Said self made millionaire at 19! I know plenty of people who were so broke they couldn't go to college up until their 50s.

Also, many degrees, and I mean many, require a hefty amount of life experience.

Many degrees are more than just degrees.

So if you want a good degree, get your life on rails first. That'd be the first step.

My life is all over the place and hence I wouldn't go to any college until it's sorted as I would get suboptimal results with my current problems.
 
Yeah, but it's not true about every education too. I don't know which degrees can land you stable jobs with no stress easily... some government related? Accounting?
Managment + MBA and you can work in goverment company in managment. Still you need to know some people but it's no stress xD
 
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