Need tips and advice on building real long term wealth
JuiceBox69
Fucking on Young N Dumb Chicken Heads
In threads similar in the past some of you older and wiser men have influenced me to start a 401k. Thank you everyone that lead me in this path it has changed my life just in year number one. I'm currently contribution is 25% of ever paycheck with my employer matching dollar for dollar on 5% and then fiddy cent on every dollar on an extra 3%.
With this foundation in place and plans on going back to school part time with my employer paying my books and tuitions on a skill, trade, degree that is usable to the company.
My question is what smart Lil side Jobs for self employed venture would be wise and helpful in building a long term view on wealth or any other wise investment ideas I should consider like stock or real estate or something ?
Thanks in advance
Your boy juice
With this foundation in place and plans on going back to school part time with my employer paying my books and tuitions on a skill, trade, degree that is usable to the company.
My question is what smart Lil side Jobs for self employed venture would be wise and helpful in building a long term view on wealth or any other wise investment ideas I should consider like stock or real estate or something ?
Thanks in advance
Your boy juice
Got something to say?
Start your own discussion
38 comments
Oh, and I read about something called mortgage-backed securities. That's a sound investment. I mean, who's not gonna pay their mortgage?
Or have sex with 10 fat chicks for $500 each!
Fat chicks need love, too, but they gotta pay!
-Glenn Quagmire
; )
Or a fat stripper. Fat strippers have to pay.
If you need some tips LDK82 will help you out.
At least we all Laughed
Get yourself a copy of _The_Simple_Path_To_Wealth_ by JL Collins. Read it cover to cover. Follow its advice, except for the part about not spending money on strippers.
Best of luck,
--woodstock
To bad passing out watching TV doesn't pay anything.
Write an App that tells you if Follies is busy or not. make sure you get paid buy the ads that are displayed. Cause you know us PLs are cheap bastards. Might even want to consider downloading the tracking data. "Was that MF really at Follies for the day he posted that review?"
That book is pretty cheap, I may have to check it out.
"Order a book called "The Wealthy Barber""
https://www.amazon.com/Wealthy-Barber-Up…
Mostly what he is saying is simply recognize that there are costs of living. The home you live in is such a cost, it is not an investment.
And then, put your time, energy, attention, and money into things you actually know and understand, and have control over. Don't let people sell you on stuff you know little about.
SJG
Winning
I used to find networking through controllers (accountants) best for landing side gigs when I did them. Even if what you do has *nothing* to do with finance or accounting. I'm a STEM guy. For me controllers were always the best as they seemed to always "know someone who knows someone" at surrounding companies. And controllers always seems to be tight with the actual business owners or the company presidents not to mention HR.
It always seemed to be the "nerve center" of the company. I always got my best leads for gigs from controllers. Even for IT. computer programming, engineering, or physics. It never failed someone would say: "hey, do you know anyone who's capable of doing X and is looking for some work?" Then I'd get a phone call.
So my rule is always kiss the controller's and the owner's asses, when you can. Always. It's not just them but who they know. I'm really interested in *who* they know .. not so much them themselves.
Plus always listen to their stupid ass golf stories, or why they like their Porsche (minivan) Cayenne, or how their stupid kid got into Emory or UPenn. Just smile and say, "that's great." Sure you feel like a stripper when you do that. But they're also stuffing your wallet with 50s and 100s.
Charlotte, North Carolina
OPEN ALWAYS
https://www.facebook.com/menmalerevue/
Pleasure Zone Ent Male Revue in Asheville, NC
(828) 351-4090
https://youtu.be/Ao5yLwu3-CE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3E6nIgw…