/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29873990

i don't think i could handle a skilled trade job, my health is poor enough as it is, and my autism will likely result in tensions with blue collar coworkers

it also just doesn't appeal at me at all, like how is being a plumber or whatever any less demeaning than being a retail wagie; you work in shitty conditions and the prevailing attitude is to relish it? sorry, i just don't have the mindset for it

i think what i should have done was tried to get on disability 10 years or so ago but now i've proven i can handle a wagecuck job so odds are i won't get shit

the whole point is that having a lot of money frees you up and allows you to actually pursue what interests you

the issue a lot of people here who "make it" have is that they've spent years if not decades as lazy, feckless NEETs who have done nothing but fuck around on their computers for years and their ability to break out of their comfort zone has atrophied

not to mention the strong possibility of mental illness and spending too much time consuming other blackpills from this godforsaken website; the negative feedback loop is real and you can get trapped in a doomer mindset even when you're in a better position than 99.9% of humanity

i mean, sure, maybe there are guys here who are totally fine just doing the same shit they were doing already as a NEET for the rest of their lives, and good for them, but I don't think that's the case for the majority of people

Just sell your crypto dude, your family will need that money in the tough times ahead.

What to do if you have weak hands?