Quote from: Kelward on Today at 06:51:16 AM

Quote from: Hridyansh Labs on September 26, 2025, 06:21:12 PM

Quote from: Josefjix on September 26, 2025, 01:28:14 PM

All these by one person?
Body isn't a machine, this will cause burnout bro.

I myself do not understand how they say these things because how can our human body take so much pressure? We just keep talking while talking but it is never possible to complete the tasks we say in this way. For this, before giving advice or saying anything to someone, one should think about it. I do not know how he said these words. Is it really possible for a human body to do so many tasks at once?

Quote from: Josefjix on September 26, 2025, 01:28:14 PM

This actually a working for money strategy, not money working for you moves.

There may be a strategy to work for money but I could not understand how such excessive work is possible for a person. We need money a lot in life but I can do as much as I can earn by working hard, it is not possible to say more than this.

You clearly don't understand my point, I didn't say that inorder to build your discretionary funds must get another job to add to the one you're doing. I didn't also mean that on top of the two jobs you have to get a side hustle and learn skills at the same time to increase your income, it'll be unreasonable. What I said and many posters actually grabbed it was that you can do either of the following if your income is not enough to get a discretionary fund. People that wants to make it in life cannot remain static, if where you are is not giving what you want you need to leave that comfort zone. You cannot be doing the same thing and expect a different result, be proactive and find ways to increase your income.

Yea your point is great about leaving your comfort zone. Many people think that earning more automatically leads to having discretionary funds, but like you said, if income stays the same and expenses rise, nothing changes. Learning new skills, starting side hustles, or even just rethinking how we spend our current income can create that extra margin for investment. I think this is exactly what helps small investors grow into bigger ones over time. Your comment is a great reminder that building wealth is not passive at the start but it takes intentional effort and change before money starts working for you.