Shaneomac27
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Hello My name is Shane and i am new to this forum, but not forums in general.
I recently read The Fastlane Millionaire to take my financial knowledge to the next level(s) actually i just got done reading it for the second time in 3 months.
I am 25 years old, live about 45 minutes from Manhattan, and currently work a 3-5 different jobs depending on the season, just about all my work is in new jersey.
I have read many books (Think and Grow Rich, psycho cybernetics, Way of the Superior man to name just a few ) i only started reading when i was around 21 years old. i wish i started a decade sooner, but everything happens for a reason.
anyway, i feel still like a young pup in this big a$$ world we live in today, and i feel a ton of pressure to make something of myself, especially living so close to the big city. i make 25k a year if im lucky. i wanna make it 125k a year. im not greedy. i like going out into the world and making a difference. i like the feeling at the end of a long, constructive, work day. but i also like to party and spend time laying around with girls. i like driving fast cars and going to Atlantic City for shows. unfortunately the way im going i cannot sustain this lifestyle.
I am here to gain knowledge on how to become successful and live without being a slave to a job or jobs. Life is for us to live, to experience new shit, not to be stressed out by weird and unnatural shit. i guess im looking for a way to sustain an interesting lifestyle. not one that will make me a lot of money and be severely overweight.
I recently read The Fastlane Millionaire to take my financial knowledge to the next level(s) actually i just got done reading it for the second time in 3 months.
I am 25 years old, live about 45 minutes from Manhattan, and currently work a 3-5 different jobs depending on the season, just about all my work is in new jersey.
I have read many books (Think and Grow Rich, psycho cybernetics, Way of the Superior man to name just a few ) i only started reading when i was around 21 years old. i wish i started a decade sooner, but everything happens for a reason.
anyway, i feel still like a young pup in this big a$$ world we live in today, and i feel a ton of pressure to make something of myself, especially living so close to the big city. i make 25k a year if im lucky. i wanna make it 125k a year. im not greedy. i like going out into the world and making a difference. i like the feeling at the end of a long, constructive, work day. but i also like to party and spend time laying around with girls. i like driving fast cars and going to Atlantic City for shows. unfortunately the way im going i cannot sustain this lifestyle.
I am here to gain knowledge on how to become successful and live without being a slave to a job or jobs. Life is for us to live, to experience new shit, not to be stressed out by weird and unnatural shit. i guess im looking for a way to sustain an interesting lifestyle. not one that will make me a lot of money and be severely overweight.
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