>>62708291
Where did your fathers and grandfathers fortune came? They didn’t live through the same times?

>>62708317
They didnt invest because le spooky crash of '29

>>62708291

If you want a career that can challenge you intellectually, demand everything from you, and give you the opportunity to genuinely change people’s lives, **go into medicine.**

Seriously. Go all in.

Medicine is not just about wearing a white coat or having a prestigious title. It is about understanding the human body at an extraordinary level, making decisions when the stakes are high, constantly learning, and becoming the person someone trusts when they are at their most vulnerable.

And yes—medicine can be brutally difficult.

There will be nights when you question yourself. There will be exams that seem impossible, endless pages to memorize, long clinical rotations, exhausting shifts, and moments when you wonder why you chose this path.

Keep going.

Because one day, you could walk into a hospital knowing that years of studying, sacrificing, practicing, and pushing yourself have transformed you into someone capable of doing things your younger self could barely imagine.

You could become a surgeon. A specialist. An interventional physician. A researcher. A physician-entrepreneur. You could build a practice, lead a medical organization, develop new technology, or combine medicine with business and innovation.

And at the highest levels, some physicians can earn **$850,000+ per year**—although that level of income is exceptional and depends heavily on specialty, geography, experience, practice structure, ownership, and other factors.

But don't make the mistake of choosing medicine _only_ for money.

>>62708291
Yeah dude used nepotism to springboard the boring phase of long term investing, and even that just barely considering he's now a decrepit old fuck.
>ohhhh just be born rich and connected and get a hedge fund job right out of college and do the boomer firm handshake and buy random dogshit companies with psuedo analysis
>why didn't I think of that

>>62708366
This is the gayest AI post I have ever seen.

>>62708291
He is smart enough to figure it out.

Yes. Midwits love him. Real ones recognize leopold cashburner as the greatest to ever do it. Other acceptable mentions are George Soros (crashing the pound), stanley Druckenmiller (insane track record or Paul Tudor Jones (short black Monday). The most notable thing buffett did was lobby congress to bail out his bags. Somewhat subjective but he basically didn't play by the rules to win. I can't think of a good comparison to the sports world since Barry Bonds would've been great even without the steroid allegation. Maybe you could say Warren was the Ben Johnson equivalent?

>eliminate the competition ahead of time by convincing them all not to even play
yeah that's a way to win

>>62708291
Congressman father
I love this meme like you wouldn't believe. It's what Jiroposting is for /tv/

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>>62708291
insider traded with his congress man dads info everyone knows this

>>62708366
Kek the doc making 500k+ is working 60+ hours a week and genuinely hates their life

Take the PCP pill. Make a cool 300k working 40 hours

>>62708291
Great investors make bank because market conditions and the system align with luck on their side. Gamblers delude themselves into thinking skill overcomes all market conditions, right up until their "skill" stops working.

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>>62708291
>Made 99% of his fortune after his dad died.
Literally just a jealous, sour grapes, shitskin anon that's upset someone has more money than him.