Quote from: dunfida on February 14, 2024, 09:12:19 PM

Quote from: Casalania on February 14, 2024, 09:05:23 PM

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Quote from: Casalania on February 13, 2024, 07:22:51 PM

It won't be impossible for you, that's for sure. You have an additional source of income besides your job, which is good. However, if you aim to retire early and spend more time with your family, having your own business might get you there faster than working an 8 or 9-hour job daily. The latter may take a lifetime to achieve your goal.

Working for someone else for 8 or 9 hours every day is actually not bad for those who are still unemployed and unable to run their own business through their lives. Because it can also be better than someone who doesn't work at all in their life and those who really need income for their living, but I think the option you gave is also a very good option. Because in the end, when everyone is no longer able to work for other people, they will also choose this option as their main job in life to make money.

Of course, I advised him that he could achieve his goal faster by building his own business, considering he already has a job that he plans to retire from in his 40s or 50s. For those who don't have a job or a business, having a job is usually the first step towards a better life, so it's not a bad idea to start there.

If you are someone who do have the plans on making yourself that having that progressive life then it would really be just that that normal that you would really be normal that you would really be
putting up some focus first on how you would really be able to make that start up on which it is really that true that you would be starting with having a job on which on this one you would really be
able to make yourself having that start up on having those funds, later on you would really be running up some business on trying out to expand or having those investment. Think about not with assured
profits or success on which we know that this isnt something that you could really be able to attain on sure manner.

This is why it would really be that depending on you on how you would really be having that kind of approach whether you would really be taking out such step or wont really be
doing anything at all and would really be just that contented on what you do have right now.

You're circling around a fundamental truth, yet you're missing the core! Starting with a job to gather funds is step one, sure. But let's get this straight: It's not just about hoarding cash. It's about leveraging what you've got. You talk about running a business or investing like it's a leap into the unknown. Guess what? It is. But that's the point

Success isn't served on a silver platter; it's wrestled out of the hands of failure. You mention risks as if they're roadblocks. Wrong. They're stepping stones. The real question you need to ask yourself isn't if you'll take that step, but when and how. You're not just saving money; you're saving for an opportunity. And if you're content with what you have, fine. But don't confuse contentment with complacency. The world doesn't reward those who stand still. Move, or be moved