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Imonhere's avatar

Alright, Walt, I had a slow start to life, but I'll teach myself this AI shit and make individual contracts and get rich by my mid-30s, since you and others keep making it sound like it's a thing that can be done. Why not? I'll live your late-20s (adjusted to me) in my mid-30s and have kids with a 27 yo when I'm 37.

I want to be able to travel and work from anywhere, and I'm sick of physical labor. It just takes some agency.

And I needed a kick in the pants about the way I try to plan a perfect system all the time. Best to be maneuverable and agentic rather than optimized but rigid and fragile.

Kenneth's avatar

Solid advice but 90K a year at 23 is wild. For most fields that seems to be 3 years experience pay most guys just graduated at 23. 65K a year is a good college graduate starting salary. 200K by 30 is wild too. In my field (CPA) that salary is senior management to Director salary’s.

Are you talking to young men who graduate early and go to elite colleges? Maybe I should have became an Actuary instead of a CPA 😂

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