> Maybe this time I can get in and get out in time, get real rich!
Well, since you seemed to know what you needed to do back then (but didn't take action), what do you think you need to do now to "get rich"?
Well, since you seemed to know what you needed to do back then (but didn't take action), what do you think you need to do now to "get rich"?
You give me too much credit. I didn't know how to "get rich" back then and neither do I, now.
I didn't take action because I didn't know. I kept getting outbid because I didn't know how I would pay $1M for a home that I would struggle to rent out for more than $800/mo.
For example, is it one of these?
1. "Being a regular here necessarily means you cannot actually have that opinion, so you are lying to us."
2. "You may believe that, but posting it here is not logical because nobody here will be receptive to it."
3. "You may believe that, but posting it here is an immoral offense against the management."
From the anger in the replies perhaps it touched a nerve, eh?
This time it will be different.
I know you capitalist love money more then anything, but the rest of use like to live healthy lives and enjoy things like good books and spending time with our friends and family.
If you're in the U.S., what's stopping you from doing that? Some of my coworkers in tech retired to the country, raise their own chickens, goats, grow their own food and are all on solar. They seem to be loving their life.