How do you make a one year plan? What do you consider?
>>62131201Saar?
>>62131206Indian schools have financial literacy in their curriculum. Public schools in the U.S. have no such requirement. Why do you think they always snatch up convenience stores and motels when they arrive?
>>62131201dumb thread
>>62131201What do you want to achieve the most? Would you give up another of your goals for it? What goal is so good that you want to start implementing it now?
>>62131201i'd say after 1 year of jelqing you should be able to add about 1/2"...shoot for 1/4" at minimum
>Indian schools have financial literacy in their curriculum. Public schools in the U.S. have no such requirement. Why do you think they always snatch up convenience stores and motels when they arrive?
>>62133763>What do you want to achieve the most? I want to enroll in community college and start my pathway towards a EE degree>Would you give up another of your goals for it?One of my goals is being a professional ssbu player and I spend $500 a month going to out of town/state tournaments just to go 3-2 at best>What goal is so good that you want to start implementing it now?I want to start learning programming however I work 40 hrs a week and two of my off days are devoted to smash :/Thanks for the sincere questions anon, felt good to get that off my chest
>>62133791>always snatch up convenience stores and motelsBecause those are businesses that typically operate in low income areas where no one of any importance lives or works.
>>62136149>I want to enroll in community college and start my pathway towards a EE degreeGood idea. >being a professional ssbu player Delusional idea. You can enjoy the scene, play the game, enter tournaments, but part of growing up is being realistic about your career.
>>62136149>>62136181bro is just trying to copy hungrybox
>>62136181>>62136194How come I can't make it to the big leagues? So many other literal trans retards made it. If I make it there then I can pivot to being a streamer on the side
>>62131201One year? Here's a story about the first year I decided to do investment research starting Feb 2023:Asked about basics on /biz/ about stocks/crypto/ Got the starter advice (thankfully) about reading whitepapers, understanding what the goals of projects were short/long-term. People even told me to not buy sometimes and wait for a dip. That dip (in AVAX) actually did happen. Then came Summer of 2023 when I saw a thread about TOSHI. Did my reading, decided to go with the usual maximum of a conservative 1K.Then the events of October 2023 happened and almost everything in the market dipped hard. But since I had done my reading I had reason to believe TOSHI could recover and go much higher. So I thought I should put together another 1K or even 3K to buy that dip. It went lower than this but it was at 0.00000007 and by mid-December of 2023 it had cut 4 zeros to arrive at 0.0002. So that's $2 million after less than a year of research... if I had cashed out there. Due to my perception of things I had reason to believe it could go much higher.Turned out that was true, but did I know to cash out at every new All-Time-High and then buy back in at the lowest point between one All-Time-High and the next? Nah. But the point of this story is that you never know what you'll find if you're at least looking around. I've read about your goals down below. Think how much easier it would be to achieve them if you keep an eye out for opportunity. Did I mention I didn't bother with Grade 12 math? Yeah, so if I can find opportunities with the help of /biz/ I'm sure you can as well. Just the other day this thing I never heard, Asteroid Shiba, flew in price. If I was more vigilant maybe I would have seen it. Maybe I'd have bought it at that ideal price of around 0.0000005 which it sat at since January 2026. So I don't see it all, and you never know what YOU will see if you're at least looking around a little. Better than not looking around at all.
