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About Me - 38 Years Old Married Raising Two Kids Working Full Time I am working on generating income through projects that bring me joy. Current Projects: Book: Optimize Every Dollar Book: Optimize Every Day Website: Sports-Standings .com

@Underwood_szn You beat me to it. Just posted the same thing.

Redwings win Pistons win Michigan win Nights like this >>

Detroit Pistons ✅ Michigan Wolverines ✅ Detroit Red Wings ✅ 3-0. Nice Little Thursday Night.

@SparkingFIRENC I recently got back into video games but haven’t had much time lately to play. I’ll definitely play more when I’m retired.

One of my main hobbies is a video game I plan on this (and similar games) to be a major use of my time when I retire early at 40 It may seem childish, but you have to build your life around what makes you happy

@glaucus6433 You’d definitely need some storage space to buy and hold Legos for years.

@RedBarSystems Legos sound fun, but ngl I would rather get a watch before legos

I am so bored of stocks and crypto rn, need something else to invest into

@DividendMil Real Estate can be great for building wealth but it’s also a job. Once people become wealthy they usually don’t want a job. (Unless they love it) *Dont believe the people that say real estate is passive.

Real estate is one of the best wealth builders out there 🏡 Leverage, appreciation, tax advantages…it’s powerful But here’s something interesting Almost everyone I know who has reached serious wealth levels eventually reduces or completely exits real estate Why? Less headaches Less illiquidity More scalable opportunities Doesn’t mean real estate is bad…it just might not be the end game Take that for what it’s worth 📈

@BarbellFi And that’s why Emergency Funds are needed. Good thing you didn’t have to sell stocks while you waited.

Brought my car in for an oil change It’s a 2019 Nissan Sentra 105,000 miles Walked out spending $1,600 💸

@TheDrugMoney Tracking all my daily tasks, even my hobbies.

What's a rule you live by that most people would think is weird, but has genuinely changed your life?

So the next time you apply for a job or fight for a promotion. Do it full of confidence because there is a chance the person across from you has no idea what they are doing. They just want a paycheck and to go home to their family.

Executives, Directors, Managers, etc. Most people act confident during meetings but if you understand the topic well, you will realize that the answers being given are completely wrong.

I have worked in a corporate office for 15 years. Here is the #1 thing I learned... 90% of people have no idea what they are doing.

@RoaringHammy I was at a water park and got a slushy for my daughter. Worker pushed a button and filled a cup. It costs $13. The machine only had an option of 10%, 15%, or 20% tip. I did 10% and then realized I could have done Custom and typed in 0%. Why are we tipping for pushing a button?

Is Tipping Culture insane now? Fast food are starting to prompt for 15-20% tipping now (e.g. subway, sliced pizza, bakeries...)

If you want to lose weight - Calorie Deficit If you want to earn money - Spending Deficit

@trentjhughes This is a decent idea but sounds like more of a full time business than a side hustle.

Side hustle idea locally: Local young adults social club Monthly fee of $99 a month Hiking trips Bowling nights Rooftop dinners Holiday parties 200 members That's $19,800 a month People are craving it We did a version of this in NC Not a bad little business...

@TheDrugMoney If the stock market is musical chairs, then I'm not standing up for another 20 years. Buy and Hold.

The stock market is the world’s most expensive game of musical chairs and the music just got real quiet.

@BrandonWealth I have something similar to this... Stand up option and reasonable price. fezibo.com/products/tripl…

I need a new office desk. Do you have any recommendations ?

@dividendology Consistently investing and owning a home for decades is an almost guaranteed way to become a millionaire.

A team at Dave Ramsey's company conducted the largest study on millionaires ever. The results are not what you would expect: • Most millionaires were in their +40s with paid off Personal Homes • Most millionaires contributed to their 401k plans • Most millionaires shared a bank account with their partner • Most millionaires on average made less than $100,000 yearly • Most millionaires never took a business loan • Most millionaires are self-made It isn't easy, but being a millionaire is well in reach for many people.

@marc02200 I suppose someone could share their trades if they are a day trader or if you could offer real time content to subscribers and everyone else gets it for free a week later. My account is still new but as of now, I have no plans for a subscription offer.

@RedBarSystems Feels like it right? That’s also my thought. Don’t really know.

I'm nowhere near the amount of verified followers to become eligible for subscriptions, but for the time being, I cannot imagine a reason to activate it. Never been a fan of selling something to someone if they don't benefit from it. That's also my way to go in my 9-5 as a Sales manager. You might say I'm shooting myself in the foot here, but I believe that it pays off in the end. Am I not seeing why I should make use of it when I can? Anyways ... I do think a beautiful picture improves a post. So here's my summer destination. Zadar, Croatia 🇭🇷.

@AcdntlyRetired I need more options, can you make a top 10 list?

5 best investments for the average joe: 1. index funds 2. index funds 3. index funds 4. index funds 5. index funds Did I miss anything?