I need tips

FairlyWhelmed · 2020-09-09T04:20:30+00:00

MGTOWmedicine · 2020-09-09T06:05:36+00:00

Read “4 hour work week” for perspective of what is possible for work and how you shouldn’t limit yourself to what others think

“Think and grow rich” for obtaining and maintaining wealth

“Deadly emotions” for mental health and the side effects a negative one can have

The most important part of working out is that the first step. Then Creating a routine.

Health is wealth.

“Early to bed, Early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise”

Dark_Shroud · 2020-09-09T12:07:07+00:00

If you're okay with an investment service here are some options.

Acorns

Betterment

Wealthfront

For money management, check out Dave Ramsey.

Bronzedog · 2020-09-09T16:56:47+00:00

The best advice I can give you is to start a service business. Do it now, especially since you are young. You will have to find the right thing for you, find a service that you love.

You've already listed a few, but as a basic example I'm going to use lawn care.

You can start a lawn care business for less than $1500 (assuming you have a vehicle that can tow a small trailer, if you have a truck you may not even need a trailer to start). You buy a lawn mower (a push mower is ok to start, and even makes sense if you are doing small properties like in subdivisions), a trimmer and an edger attachment for it. Buy a small cheap trailer if needed. And buy insurance. Insurance will be the most important thing you buy, it should be about $250 for 6 months of standard million dollar business liability coverage, and you can use it as a selling point.

Then you start hustling. The beauty with lawn care is that it is repeat business. Once you book two solid weeks of work, you are just about set for the season.

If I were looking at doing this, here's what I'd do. It's the end of the season now. I'd spend the winter doing research and learning all I could (youtube is a great place to start), and saving money. In February I would start lining up clients before it starts getting warm and give them a start date. Then buy equipment and insurance and hit the ground running in March.

Now this is just an example, but if you were to do this, by this time next year if you only did 3 jobs a day (which is low) from March to September at $75 each, you will have made over $30,000. You could easily do double that.

Deplorable_X · 2020-09-09T20:30:58+00:00

Become an electrician.. money is quite good, work is clean and if you know how to talk to people you can do quite well.

TheRiseAndFall · 2020-09-10T01:03:30+00:00

The best weight lifting program I have ever used is the Candito Six Week strength training. You can find it here. It is about half way down the list. The programs are all free. The Pay Now you see at the top is just a donation link. I have done many programs in the fifteen years that I have been lifting but this is the one I always come back to. It has worked for me time and time again. Figure out what your comfortable starting weights are and go from there. Do not worry if your numbers look small at first. They will go up.

For investments it is harder to recommend something specific. Much of this is trial an error. Read articles online on investing. Pick a few stocks that you like and buy a share or two on the Robinhood app. The trading there is free. For long term investment nobody has yet to beat the S&P500. If you buy a few shares of that and hold it for a decade or two you'll be fine.

As far as trade goes you need to pick your field. Once you think you figured it out find your local trade school and see if they have classes. For some things you can look at your local listings on sites like indeed and see if you can get an aprenticeship position. You will be trained in that skill and move on from there. Just about anywhere I go in the US shops of all kinds are in desperate need of mechanics, machinists and other such skilled men. If you have a good attitude and can learn quickly then I think you can find work quickly.

If you want to go the computer route then learn to code. Start with something easy like Python and then move to more advanced languages like C, C++ and Java. Check out codecademy and leetcode for that. Those are both websites.

Title	I need tips
Author	BeauJet_21
Upvotes	23
Comments	6
Date	September 9, 2020 3:51 AM UTC (5 years ago)
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