Plankton5165
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I have hardly any money, and no college degree.
Do you have an idea what the fastest way to afford to move out is?
Do you have an idea what the fastest way to afford to move out is?
Fastest way to afford to move out
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Sort of a crazy question.
Move out of what?
Move out of what?
Plankton5165
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My current residence.
AKA, the most unpleasant residence I'll ever see in my life, nothing can even make me happy! Nothing! No matter what shows up on the Internet or something.
AKA, the most unpleasant residence I'll ever see in my life, nothing can even make me happy! Nothing! No matter what shows up on the Internet or something.
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I think he does not wish to live with his parents.
Here is the fastest way to move out and get fed for $0 cost.
Commit crime -> wait around for the cops -> get arrested -> plead guilty = go to prison and get fed = not live with parents
Here is the fastest way to move out and get fed for $0 cost.
Commit crime -> wait around for the cops -> get arrested -> plead guilty = go to prison and get fed = not live with parents
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Go live in your car if the current residence does not work and you have no money.
Makemeproguys
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Your questions needs more details
Luco
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First of all, you have a daily job?
draco02
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Well, if you have any skills, use them to make money online
Or you could do conventional/classic money making methods and scale them up
Like work as hard and as smart as you can at the same time, that will determine how much you will earn
Classic methods like building an organic reach then monetize it with Affiliate-Marketing for example.
Or you could do conventional/classic money making methods and scale them up
Like work as hard and as smart as you can at the same time, that will determine how much you will earn
Classic methods like building an organic reach then monetize it with Affiliate-Marketing for example.
If it is dry, warmer & safer than living in a box on the street, then be thankful.
Get a better paid job or pick up 2 manual jobs and start saving your money.
If you smoke, then stop.
Booze, then stop.
Work out your priorities in life to start and go from there.
Swagmonster
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Maybe he's just really young.
But yeah, find a job or even two and hustle hard, save up some $$$, re-invest, in yourself, in skills, hustle even harder, save up some $$$$$, invest again, hustle harder, make $$$$$$$$ and repeat as many times as you want
FUTUR TIM
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Try telling that to a homeless person in the winter.
Plankton5165
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I know, much to your shock...
The homeless person is likely living a much better life than me.
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Then upgrade and become homeless.
Makemeproguys
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What is your current residence?
Plankton5165
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I considered doing surveys, but never made it to the end, I never get paid for doing surveys.
draco02
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Filling out surveys yourself?
Isnt this a waste of time? Considering the money you earn by that
Deividas696
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Get a real job, that's the fastest way to get money if you have no money
I've been there, no college degree and with and without money. It's honestly better to suck it up, deal with it, and have a place to stay. Use your situation as motivation, but understand nothing happens overnight. Plan on being able to move out in the next 1 - 2 years. Get 2 jobs, + a side hustle, and IM on the side if you have to. Don't make IM your #1 option and your ticket to "financial freedom". You're going to be making some horrible business decisions under that kind of pressure.
BTW, I see you posted the same question a week ago, and got the same advice as you're getting here. What have you done since to make your situation better?