How do I become rich/somewhat financially well-off without investing?

>>2625278
Pay off your debt first.

>>2625299
But how? I've handed out way too many CVs and filled out way too many job applications and nothing, been genuinely grinding on YouTube with quality, and nothing. I'm lost.

>>2625278
truck stop hooker'ing

>>2625319
I'm a guy and I live in Poland, wouldn't work.

>>2625278
Get a job, save half your paychecks, repeat for 30 years.

>>2625278
>I'm in debt
How even? How do people get in debt?

>>2625345
I don't want to be a slave man, so no way. I want to achieve success by either creating some sort of art people will remember after I die or by some miracle someone bestows upon me.

>>2625373
I became an alcoholic at the age of 18, I'm 20 now... I was in a serious relationship for a year and was very hopeful, and I got dumped over a text and later found out I was cheated on so it fucked me up.

Invest in your education, ideally in a well-paying field you would enjoy. That is most important. Live below your means and get creative to reduce your expenses. Move to another EU country with more opportunities and higher salaries if there isn't much where you live. Pay off your debt like the other poster said. Then you can think about investing for the long-term.

>>2625446
Thanks man, I appreciate the advice but I've been on and off education - I hate the idea of sounding pretentious, but this will sound pretentious - I am actually too smart to go into higher education.

Not smart enough to make money though I guess :^)

>>2625299
Don't listen to this faggot. You need to max at your credit cards, put it all in crypto, and you'll be rich by the end of the year. And if you lose it, you can just file for bankruptcy and have that debt wiped. It's a win-win situation.

>>2625575
This.