>Came from a poor french family living in the countryside
>kind of decent aesthetics and clothing taste, charismatic, good at giving speeches. Always interested in Philosophy and Litterature.
>Decided to move to Paris and study Philosophy, I know it was a pretty useless degree economically, but was really interested.
>Besides, due to french crypto-socialism, the cost of studying is practically free. Free college, and student support to pay for state-owned flat, with the minimum to live.
>During my studies, hang out with a lot of various people, including kids of very rich families.
>Start to be invited to "good society" parties, where I give speech on various subject from Sartre existentialism to Catholic Theology.
>make girls moist, litteraly be constantly invited to luxurious places, all being paid by the courtesy of the ladies.
>Litteraly live heavenly students year, never caring about money, reading, while being able to afford myself an aristocrat lifestyle.
>Get called by a notary next week. He want to see me about inheritance papers.
>wut inheritance.jpg
>Turns out, one of the old ladies at those parties,happened to be very rich and just decided to put me on her heritage list and give me some little flat well put in Paris.
>Studies will end soon. I will probably enter a comfy life as a philosophy teacher in high school, with a comfy free flat, a lot of holidays and an average salary with some extra luxurious gifts sometimes from acquaintances.
Mfw /biz/ is passionate about making money and being economically successfull and want to make it so hard. This is so plebeian. Greek aristocracy looked down on merchants trying to make money, seeing that as "an hobby for wogs" ( Aristotle's words), Continental aristocracy looked down on it too, never allowed themselves to turn into bourgeois or bankers. JUST SEARCH KNOWELDGE, ETHICS, FITNESS AND ENOUGH MONEY TO LIVE. TAKE THE ATHENIAN PILL INSTEAD OF TAKING THE PLEB-MERCHANT ONE.
>things that never happened
>>1464676
>I get everything for free why do people care about money so much?
>>1464682
/thread
How do I profit from my hatred of fickle females?
Kill them, seek their hair to chemo patients
>>1464645
>>1464645
You really do have to wonder why women have so little self-awareness.
Absolutely fucking bizarre.
So I've recently started "performing" on chaturbate and I've made 500 in the past five days. Why aren't you doing this? Why shouldn't I keep doing this?
Gender? Name?
>>1464631
Honestly I might if I had my own place. Getting paid to jack off sounds pretty good with the occasional shoving things in ass.
>>1464632
male
fraggot456
>tfw my marketing capstone profesor is a poo in loo who says ethics is anything you can get away with
Is this right?
>>1464628
That's why India is a shithole
>>1464628
No, that is a psychopath. I bet if you were fucking his wife or hurting his children in front of him, suddenly he would have a different idea of ethics.
That is a common trait with psychopath/sociopaths; they disregard everyone else's rights, but if you do the slightest thing against them, they get very personally offended and want to attack you.
Sounds like a complete fucking loser, and if I were you, I would reconsider listening to any of his advice. Like you said, the guy's an Indian, which should tell you all you need to know about how he approaches class differences.
>>1464628
Almost forgot: In business, reputation is everything. Being "le edgy misanthrope" is a seriously irrational and flawed strategy, because it disincentivizes others to trust you and not blacklist you to everyone they know. Like, even if you get away with fucking a couple people over, the pendulum always swings back eventually.
How do you know when market is in a down-turn?
I mean not because news said so when it's very obvious/has passed, but just general red-flags that it's going to happen/is happening.
For example, I didn't feel or remember 2008 crash happening. Only years later I heard everyone say "remember the '08 housing market crash?". Would it make sense that I didn't feel it because I rented?
>>1464625
>ould it make sense that I didn't feel it because I rented?
I guess that's why you wouldn't have felt is as much, but you must have known people getting laid off. Jobs became harder to come by. The bubble popped and nearly took the economy with it.
>>1464654
No one I knew go laid off. That's the thing...
>>1464625
If you see a bunch of articles asking if we're finally going to be in a bull market, then you know you've been in a bear market.
That's the only way to be sure
You don't have to pay them but they need to eat and sleep and won't do anything blatantly illegal.
>>1464593
Probably $1M because of time value of money.
The competent employee may be worth $120-150K+ to you later on, but early on it's plainly a game of catchup.
>>1464593
employee if i never have 2 pay them and if they obey and shit. have 2 be able 2 code like a mother fucker. but yea. .
>>1464593
Keep the million dollar and be your own competent employee
Why shouldn't I study accounting?
I want a job where I don't have to rely on ignorant careless people to get my job done well.
Every job involves jackasses, accounting is fine if you have a passion for it.
What the fuck is this picture?
>>1464535
What am i looking at?
>>1464535
Like driving, everyone else is bad, you're good. Right?
Any other freelance content or copywriters in the house? Some anon here introduced me to The Cult of Copy and some other resources; however, I'm having trouble taking my business to the next level. I mostly do content writing businesses focused on Internet marketing and SEO (both for link building and about IM), so that's my niche.
I'm trying to take my business to the next level, as I can easily get client work but nobody wants to pony up and pay more than $.05 per word. I have a few clients where I can pump out articles and easily make $150-200 a day but I don't think it's sustainable for me mentally. Some of the work is pretty tedious.
I read about people making hundreds of dollars per post for SEO and apparently this is normal in certain circles. I've never seen anyone offer anywhere near this much but maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places.
Anyone else do content writing? Would love to hear from you. Can try to share some of my insight to anyone interested.
i used to do SEO. you'll get 50cents per 500 words at best. alot of pajeets to compete with
>>1464511
Similar experience
To command the big bucks in copywriting you need to be an expert in a particular niche (the kind of niche that any old Pajeet can't just write about)
There are tons of businesses that will see positive ROI from paying $500 for a well-written 1000 word blog post.
In particular, I'm thinking highly specialist B2B companies - the kind of company where each sale is worth £100k+.
So say you write 1 post a week at that price and the company gets just one sale a year from a blog that addresses a specific long tail search query, it's profitable. Sure, these companies could save money by hiring Pajeet to do it but his copy isn't going to convert.
Basically, become an expert on a niche, and target low volume, high margin companies. Seek them out and explain how you can make them money by writing articles for their website. Don't go after just any old business otherwise you'll have to compete with Pajeet.
Pic tenuously related - a niche blog article
Would it be smarter to simply make a niche blog/website and produce content whilst getting ads and potential sponsorships? Freelancing seems really iffy.
Hey has anybody tried to invest with Wealthfront?
Looks pretty safe for me, but if someone with more experience could give me his two cents it would be very appreciated.
>Wealthfront charges no fees on the first $15,000 and a 0.25% annual management fee for amounts above $15,000.
>Wealthfront accounts are insured by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation(SiPC) for up to $500,000 per entity.
>Wealthfront charges zero fees on transactions such as account rebalancing and dividend reinvesting
>Wealthfront charges $0 in account management fees on the first $15,000 invested in your account
Looks better than Vanguard or Bitcoin. Good find OP!
>>1464370
Opened it up and it looks like they set up your portfolio for you? Or am I just retarded?
What do you guys use for your budget and to track expenses?
I tried Mint, it's US-only.
I tried You Need A Budget, they've made a retarded "cloud"-only version and the app does not actually allow you to sign up, only sign in.
I tried going to Microsoft's ready made Excel templates, and they can only be used with their "Excel Online" crap which needs an Office 365 subscription.
How can I get a budget without being Jewed in the process? Why is there so much incompetence and scams here?
LibreOffice for business
Google Docs for my personal expenses
>>1464383
this
There is plenty of free office software out there. Honestly you can just use a notebook, you don't need some fancy program to track your activity.
>>1464326
>Jewed
Why are you calling others jews if you're the one too cheap to pay for anything? idiot...
Are these a good business? There certainly is some demand for those.
Jewellery? Seriously?
Making jewellery is practically a meme for a home business, no?
>>1464245
Why the fuck would you think that? Have you never heard of something called a "jewelry store" you fucking idiot? Get lost.
>>1464247
Do some research, meng. It's very competitive, everyone's mom is doing their own jewellery. There's even a comedy sketch poking fun at it, for crying out loud.
What's your work history look like, anon?
>Work in grandparents' store from a young age
>Sell candy and soda in school then work the register on weekends
>At 17 get a janitor job at min wage
>Start selling pot on the side
>Lifeguard in the summer for $9/hr
>Telemarketing for min wage + commission. Only lasted a few months.
>Start working in a banquet hall and work there all through college. Started out as a busboy then server, then captain (running events). Usually around $20/hr. Ran a country club snack bar in the summer for $15/hr.
>Start trading, make some money in the marijuana pump and dumps.
>Junior year of college get an unpaid internship at a financial SaaS firm.
>Get bumped up to $12/hr after 10 weeks of unpaid work.
>Graduate college.
>Get brought on full time as an analyst at this firm for $44k + $5k bonus. Quit my restaurant job. Quit selling pot. Start trading more.
>Making more money trading than at my day job
>Take a job at a prop firm, no salary, 100% commission.
>Realize it's just a scam to make money on my commissions paid to the firm.
>Quit, go back to serving for a few months to save more money.
>Quit serving, get a job as IT consultant.
>Currently studying 5-6 days a week and working 1-2 days. Trying to get a few certifications and on track to go full-time soon.
>>1464132
btw, I am 24.
>>1464132
>16-32 fired from various jobs
>Retire
>Currently trading
It's all java and Oracle development, meng. Twenty goddamn years of it.
/biz/ I need some financial advice on car buying.
>Have 40k in the bank
>Make 45k a year
>Will make 55k-60 next year when I go for promotion
>Dad is master auto technician at Toyota
>I need a new car
>Only thing I like is an lexus IsF
>29k price
Would this be a dumb financial decision considering I don't make much right now? I really want the car and it's basically bulletproof. Only thing I'd need to do is breaks and oil changes.
>>1464109
Also I would consider financing the car, not paying cash. Auto loans are so low right now.
Any advice would be appreciated.
If u planning on sleeping in dat motherfucker go for it
only if you spend the remaining $16000 you plan to make this year on various chains, rims, and jordan shoes
What do the 3 numbers they give me mean
>>1464052
are you retarded
top is current price
below is the percent increase and actual point increase
>>1464058
Yes but you cured me. What would you refer these as? They're like a step below financial statements.
>>1464060
>What would you refer these as?
"stock quotes"
wow I don't usually come to this board but I see the number of etc shills are super disproportionate to other online communites. These etc posts are always same fagging and shitposting for their altcoin. ETC has no real future. ETH is legit and will be here for years to come. ETH is going strong even after the whole DAO debacle. ~1billion $ marketcap and holding well. So much development coming to ETH too, Gnosis, Augur, SingularDtv, Golem, and so much more.
Good luck greedy etc dudes
>>1464033
These are all good cars, but I feel Toyota's 2017 offerings are really going to be the ones to beat.
Good mileage ratios too.
KYS YOU MESSY CUNT. Nobody with any knowledge of ETHs history is getting in because of what they propose to do. Only to take advantage of bagholders keeping the price up.
>>1464057
nobody? umm how about all of the financial world? What smart company would put their project on a chain abandoned by the Foundation? a chain where a theif is in control of 15% of the currency while still in its Beta phase. Are you slow?