/biz/ - Business & Finance

I think if you're listening to a productivity podcast, the first fucking thing you can do to improve your productivity is stop wasting your precious time listening to fucking podcasts and do something with tangible effects towards your goal.

time = money
podcasts = pissing money out the window

>>9967984
I hate to shill Scott Adams, but it's very appropriate here
>Goal thinking is for losers
>Systems thinking is for winners
You shouldn't pin your hopes on one good trade, you should build a system of multiple profitable trades so that you almost can't fail in maintaining the NEET lyf.

>>9644366
Usually it's because they are 'internally motivated people' - blog post in coming - since the best shot you have of making fuck you money in the world is by 'betting against the consensus' and doing something in an industry that no body even considered (think: Innovator's Dilemna) but that perusing success still takes discipline and a systematic approach to problem solving the people who make fuck you money are often the ones who are strongly self-motivated and rather than find preexisting structures (wagecucking, family units, friendship cliques etc.) take a blank sheet of paper and write up their weekly schedules from scratch, now that doesn't mean they don't need external stimulation, what it may mean is they have created good feedback loops to keep them on task: such as announcing shit to friends (fear of embarrassment has made me accomplish everything I have), making bets, but most important of all they have very clearly defined goals and measures of those goals. They know exactly what they want.

Now, there is another approach, Orson Welles said he was a very lazy person so he constantly would have like 5 film projects that he intended to direct at once, this was also an insurance policy against the likleyhood fo 4 of those projects not being adequately funded or lead actors dropping out and him having to abandon them. But he also admitted that as a lazy person the workflow kept him motivated and maintained momentum - if he finished a film or a project collapsed and he didn't have a following domino then he'd be sunk.

>>9525222
wasted trips - last time I checked there are no wife-dapps on the blockchain. You might have to, ya know, exercise good impression management and conversation skills and a little bit of good ol' social engineering to wife a girl anon.

>obvious bait thread
>biz takes the bait

And I'm glad! Here I was thinking that /biz/ was full of unironically fucktards like OP who believe everything should be given to them on a silver plate yet most if not all the responses are calling out OP for being such a pampered fucking pathetic excuse for a human being.

FAITH IN /BIZ/ RESTORED

>>3810350
>That would be crazy
Yes it would be crazy unless you... oh I don't know... spammed the board with Finance and Business related threads yourself?

>be the change you want to see in the world
>post it, and they will come
>Listen to your intuition
>Vague, oft quoted 'inspirational' quote

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