Getting “free money” like that and trying to live as long as possible without working is understandable, although not the wisest choice. Spending it on “stuff” and continuing the grind is facepalmy
My style is to try and 10x it on medium risk (bitcoin) however long that takes and then taking out the initial investment to make life easier.
I was almost there before this correction.
I don’t know if “not having to work” is a meaningful goal either. When people say they “don’t want to work”, I think what they really want is the time and freedom to explore and find something new to put their energy into. I am trying to make the grind more fun and free because I don’t know when “full time Hivester” will be sustainable for me and I still feel guilty selling hive
It is a funny thing though - putting off the inevitable by a few months, year - two years. Then, wondering why life is harder afterward.
Tell me about it! Though, it is just a bit more time :)
And yeah - I am going to work til the day I do I think - sooner or later - because otherwise, what is the point? Sitting on a beach is boring AF.
I reckon I should write a bit of a post on the "fun grind" as without the enjoyment, most people have little hope to succeed.
With the technology available now, we should be gamifying all kinds of unpleasant grinds. Get points for picking up garbage and get NFT prizes for coming up with solutions to problems. Nobel Peace Punks