/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19834259
Haha, so right it hurts. There is plenty of knowledge out there for anyone with an few hours free time each day and an internet connection.
People choose to prioritize other pleasures instead of becoming rich.
If you really wanted to be rich it would be burning your soul every waking hour and you would not do anything else, no games, no movies, no family, no gf.
Just every waking hour after your McJob read and testing and working like hell to figure out what will generate cash in the 2020 market environment.

>>17681155
Trump always did well in downturns; he brought up all the cheap properties

>>17567057
From his book 'Never Give Up'
"I have a great family, and a great education, and with so many people relying on me to do right by them, It is my Obligation to do well ... A sense of duty will go a long way to your personal and professional success. When I had a financial setback in the early 1990s I saw it more as an abberation from the norm than as a final sentence, I knew what it was like to 'whole' and all I had to do was get back to that place. I felt that a comeback was what was expected of me, and I expected it of myself. All I had to do was take the next step, and get my momentum going again"

>>16247847
Trump likes Positive Thinking, and he gets huge projects done and wins. It's certainly makes the lives of people around your much more pleasant.
"Positive thinking, got me to where I am today" "going negative is the easy way, the lazy way. Use your brainpower to focus on positives and solutions, and your own mindset will help create your own luck" "my focus is always on the solution" "being unhappy, and unproductive is simply not part of my gameplan, and it shouldn't be part of yours either." "Believing that a negative situation is temporary and wrong will give you the impetus to DO something about it, to feel righteous and energetic about fixing it"
That's from his book Never Give Up.

>>13734132
>What is this politican slogan blurb, you gave no fucking advice whatsoever
??I gave the best advice in the thread, copy and pasted from the most successful man in the world. If you can't see it because it came from President Trump, you might be mental yourself. Or at least delusional.
Do you need to be spoon-fed?
Here is a book:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9802109-a-bittersweet-season
Learn from the world's best how to care for your parents.
Bit don't stop there. Know everything you can about what your doing. Seek out a mentor! Send an email right now.
Read a ton of other books that are relevant to your situation.
The other major is to Plan your calendar. Google Calendar, right now. Start blocking out time for when you will care for parents, and when you will work on your own social life, your own study. As I said, if you would bother to read.
https://youtu.be/fbAYK4KQrso