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>>1811314
on the streets, sell your body for money

>>1811316
I honestly would. How tho? Is there a "Hookers Beginner Guide" or some shit? I'd gladly suck a few dicks if that's what it takes.

Ok you gotta spend money to make money. How much do you have to start?

>>1811058
pls buy me a nintendo swtich

Iktf, m8.

I did pretty well with my investing and now a regular job seems like a waste of time.

I'm planning on starting a business soon, seems like the next obvious move

>>1811130
What kind of business?
The only kind of businesses that I think "Wow, I want to own and do that every day!" are heavy equipment operation like bulldozers, cranes, pumpers, backhoes...

All other businesses seem like professional licensed service, or retail.

>>1810964
you can pay smaller companies that do this for you online for individuals.

If you don't want to pay someone then you check public records to see if they have a history with the state or city courts.

>>1810967
what are some other things employers check?

>>1810982
read here first

http://www.insureon.com/blog/post/2014/06/10/employee-rights.aspx

>>1810836
There are two thoughts people are considering.

Earnings are decent and have been for a while. The economy has some decent numbers that have continued to show solid fundamentals. Companies are improving their bottom lines and there are few actual short term crisis in view. The closest crisis are, budget (USA) results of European breakup, Student debt, Trump policy debts. All of these are fairly long term problems besides US funding which is always there anyhow.

2nd thought is trump policies will have a massive impact on earnings if he actually pushes it out for this year so people are redirecting money in order to profit from that change. Money is rushing out of weaker areas (bonds and some sectors) and into US investments that will benefit. Don't forget that the entire world can participate in this, so foreign investors also are buying up the same areas.

>>1810847
yeah bonds have been a shitty vehicle for years now, which seems to increase stocks prices even more. Maybe if interest rates are going to increase again bonds will become more viable and release some of the pressure on stock prices.

What really does surprise me is why fincancial institutions across the world are so hesitant about increasing interest rates. If the economy is doing so well, why not slowly start increasing? Or is the economy doing well solely because the money press is still running at full speed?

>>1810868
higher interest rates slows down loans a considerable amount so they try to keep pace with inflation so that it doesn't rise too quickly.

As for individual companies like banks on why they don't raise interest rates, they are much slower at doing so, because they don't want to pay out more unless they are being undercut by competition and are losing business.

>>1810708
It's a stupid frog meme that will soon die like the rest do

Anyone got some spare PEPE to get me started?

1LRv9AfnKJ68eCtSSucS1TrQJ9uZacgKVr

>>1810935
Just buy your pepes and shut the fuck up

>>1810491
thinking of buying tesla even if its a blue chip. Its been going up 5 dollars a day.

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>>1810491
People likes to invest in fruits

Well tesla is stupidly overvalued and sooner or later everyone will come to the same conclusion that you just did.

>>1810470
No

>>1810470
You should ask r9k, they know better.

>>1810470

I am tempted to say always but that would not be true because I would not say it's an urge, it's just that I consider the opportunity to do so anytime I can.

Also, it depends on your definition of fucking someone over. Inflating a price or not disclosing information you're not legally forced to is perfectly ok in my book.

we need nocoiners, they are the ones that make us rich pioneers

so thank you laggards

>>1810538
>pioneers
i giggled you are only 10 years too late for that.

> he has not sold his bitcoin yet

>>1810436
Sure did.

Worked in leadership/MGT roles in hospitality for 5-6 years, mainly hotels. Hated it.

Ended up asking a friend to get me an entry level public sector job, worked my ass off, and back in similar MGT role in less than a year.

Now I love what I do.

>>1810471
How'd you swing it in less than a year?

>>1810436
I'm considering dropping out of my third year in pharmacy school to study comp sci if that counts.
I'd be able to get the bs in probs 3-2.5 years.
I dunno gonna study C+ over this semester and decide.

>>1810418
you don't need plastic surgery for a monobrow, just pluck the middle hairs out lol

>>1810418

if it happened with several managers, the problem is coming from you. Also, I don't think your analysis of the situation is correct; several different managers would not all adopt the same strategy to deal with you and ultimately fire you.

I think you probably are interpreting your work as bullying, maybe you're just not good at what you do ?

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>considering getting plastic surgery to get rid of a monobrow instead of making one pass with a $.50 razor

I normally don't call people stupid, but...

>>1810413
>2017
>going to casinos

Kys senpai

>>1810415
Casinos are fun tho

>>1810417
So you recognize that you are paying money for entertainment. Why are you mad about it then?

>>1810404
Theres loads of hype threads, all last night there were hype threads, this is a hype thread.

Buy ethereum

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>>1810404
Coiners are too busy fucking 10/10's and enjoying their lambos.

All nocoiners are dead by now.

>>1810526
ehterum eh? all forks, all of them? failed failed... btc is where it is at,

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Bump

$TOPS

>>1810386
Fell for the Trump meme and am down 3% on energy ETFs. Feels bad man.

>>1810347
You need to have experience. Learn by doing. It takes a while, but it's worth it.

Don't be afraid to experiment and try out different methods of leading. You'll know you are successful when others start asking you for guidance or begin calling you their mentor. I learned this initially through assuming a leadership role in a student organization in university. Now I take on many of those same qualities when dealing with clients. They come to ME for expert guidance. It's a nice feeling.

You don't have to be a leader to get put in a leadership position, you just have to do things that convince your boss that you're a leader.

>>1810347
I kind of adopted a "fake it til you make it" strategy.

I realized that it's not just that people don't -want- to pick up the slack, it's that oftentimes they legitimately don't know how to express any original ideas or give themselves direction. They're basically just waiting for someone to come along and tell them how things are.

It started in college with group projects. People didn't really want to organize or do the work, so I decided to start assigning roles and responsibilities, and everyone just kind of rolled over and was okay with it.

So then I graduated, all the while looking for a job, but got no bites. Nobody wanted to hire me (or even interview me!). I studied graphic design at a local community college. An associate's degree doesn't look all that great on a resume, especially considering one of the region's best 4-year design schools is based in the same city as my college.

Then I decided to apply the sort of thinking I had in college to real life. I realized that I didn't need to be hired into some job, and I didn't need to go around acting like some fresh-out-of-school greenhorn designer. I could just tell people what I wanted, and they'd probably give it to me.

I re-branded myself, presented myself professionally, made up some dummy projects to put on my portfolio website, read up on pricing, invoicing, and some business stuff, and just went around networking local businesses whose branding I thought was ugly.

And it worked. I am constantly working on projects for different clients, my business is steadily growing, and I am looking to open another (mostly unrelated) business within a few months. Honestly, I am continuously surprised how much it works. You can just tell people you are one way and they'll believe it. I don't think I'm too much of a leader, to be honest, but my clients certainly do, and I think it's partly due to the fact I present myself as being authoritative, despite only having a few years' experience.

>>1809842
Anyone who believes in TA should be permanently banned from /biz/.

>>1809842
>hindsight

>>1809842
kys


see >>1809847