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Scott 2 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 29, 2024 11:40 am

Leverage > Reducing Expenses > Hustling

thank you for the links. Looks like 3 1/2 hours of good advice. Will listen to it.

The going recommendation is that you do this is in small steps, prototyping ideas, not trashing your reliable income sources for pie in the sky dreams with no proof of concept.


Its funny you should say that. That is exactly what I did by quitting a reliable income source for a "scalable ...

I'd prefer to earn it in a job I like, for example. Examples from the book include not getting crushed by overspecialization, and a whole chapter on economic degrees of freedom.


Ha, I see. I no longer think in terms of doing what I like, but more of liking what I get to do. I do like the idea ...

I don't know your full situation, but I am willing to bet the simplest solution is a radical re-evaluation of your lifestyle.
If 60% of your income is going just to paying down personal loans, I think its safe to say that you were living far above your means for a long time.
The bill for that is ...

It's the wrong question to ask. This forum is not about how much you make or even how much you spend. It's more about how much you keep. Getting hotter, it's about how much you keep relative to how much you make, so the key focus is on not wasting . Not just money but also other resources, like ...

Hello everyone! hope all of us are having a happy weekend.

I went through this board but did not find a thread on this topic. So I am wondering if it is not a question that would come to people in this forum? What am I missing? is it a wrong question to ask? Or if there is a thread, can someone ...

Wow! it feels good to see your improvement on many fronts on a recorded journal spanning few years. Also, you seem to be Tamil and being a fellow Tamilian, that feels great too. "Seetu" & "Chitapa" are nice to read in ERE forum :) since as for specifics go, 95% of whats being discussed around here ...