/wageslave/ here

Not him, but I'll share mine. Not that I'm gonna show you what I do but I'll share what my opinion on this thing.

Basically, what this user said is true. You just need to find something you can be passionate about. For me, I like the idea behind motivational quotes. I know some of you might say its all a meme, but I find it quite helpful. Like for instance, when you're down or not feeling like you're seizing the day, just read some quotes from some philosophers or someone famous/successful. You'll eventually get the wisdom from it and start to take action in your day. It's kind of like what fuels your day.

So I did build an app for that. I'm just gonna tell you the general idea. Basically an app that pushes you random quotes notification whenever you're feeling down. I'm currently making money out of it although it's free. Because I do give talks to people who wanted to boost their productivity at the same time do coding (which is my hobby).

p/s not an english speaker so excuse my grammar and such.

wageslave

but so much free time

but I never use it to grow as a person

only talent is music

considering using Adderall to learn programming

>using Adderall to learn programming
That's an awful idea unless you have a specific need for medication.

wow because those are hard things to do

This.
If im not at work im makong something
Still uni student, still work retail.
Work 6 days a week on day off and before after shifts i started learning graphic design, doing freelance work for bands and local startups.
$500 a week from job
$1000/job usually take 2-3 a month tops for now.
That doesnt include meetings
I charge $500 a consultation fee so even if i don't end up doing the job i get payed $500 just for telling my client what to do.

all it takes is just making the most of what time you have.

Last week hours where slow i had 3 days off work, i made 1k going to 2 meetings. On monday i had to go to the bank for busfare then came back later that day and deposited $500 i know its not alot but for a kid in summer school,universit, with a part time job, and running his own business... You dont have an excuse

Me, kinda.

I'm basically in a sales job but I hate making hard sales. My customers love me because of it, but eventually I'll be forced out because of ever increasing quotas.

well done sir. If you dont mind me asking what are you majoring in for uni?

sorry was out on errand.
graphic design major.have been to college for business before got a diploma...seems counter-intuitive or like a regression. but like i said i started learnign it and i fell in love. with business ethic and creativity all itll take is sound decisions before i have my own design/advertsing firm and eventually can sell it and start other ventures or keep it as a pet project for fun and use it to finance other projects.

>perspiration beats inspiration
this is true. but don't be a loser and work hard for someone else. Work hard for yourself. I don't mean that in the protestant work ethic/hank hill way.
I mean that if you work hard, you should be the beneficiary of that work.

Working hard for employers is dumb as fuck and so is working lazily for yourself.

I sure love spending more than half of my day doing shit to make somebody else rich.

Fuck this gay earth, I can only hope that when I start investing this year, it works enough in the following five for me to retire back to my third world shithole.

Why don't you make a ton of music then? Why even try programming?

The whole point is that they aren't

come back with a time log. I'll bet we can find a spot.

>Mon-Fri, BS low-level office job that pays $10/hr.
>Sat, Sun, job at grocery story making $8.50/hr.
>Computer repair on the side making $80+ a job
>Still going to school and working on my certifications

There's literally no excuse to not want to constantly improve yourself OP. I'm no millionaire, but that shouldn't stop a person from trying to reach their full potential.

link us your "firm" so we can all laugh at how horrendously beta it is