Veeky Forums Life Tips Thread

ITT: Post a useful life advice, or write a useful guide or resource to something that will improve people's chances of success in life. Leave a wallet address with your post and tip users whose post was useful to you.

Guidelines:
>DO: Post specific and detailed advice, and provide resources if possible
>DON'T: Post vague bullshit (e.g. "be yourself")
>DO: Post generally useful advice
>DON'T: Post niche advice (e.g. the best paper stock for origami)
>DON'T: Post trivial advice (e.g. how to select the right toothpick)

Rules:
>Nothing illegal
>No coin or asset or business shilling
>No referer URLs
>No scams or pyramid schemes
>No bully
>No begging

This is a meta-thread. One meta-thread is allowed per board.

Other urls found in this thread:

youtube.com/watch?v=VKnbpGnir8c
youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE
forbes.com/sites/rickferri/2013/09/05/the-five-laws-of-gold/
thesimpledollar.com/the-richest-man-in-babylon-the-five-laws-of-gold/
binance.com/tradeDetail.html?symbol=WTC_BTC
twitter.com/NSFWRedditGif

Fuck off beggar

youtube.com/watch?v=VKnbpGnir8c

Principle from the richest man of babylon.
>save 10% of every income source, no exceptions.
>invest that 10%
>gain exponential gains
>????
>profit

Another one would be setting proper goals.
Imo writing them down somewhere where you have to look at them everyday.

The way I categorize them is:
Long term goals
Short term goals
Potential ideas/goals

So give those proper thought and categorize them. Be realistic in your time frames.
Every week, review your short term goal progression. Every month you review your monthly goal progression.
This probably works best if you put a set day.

Note, this only works if you are able to look into the mirror and view your faults and insecurities.
Everyone has them and its nothing to be ashamed about.
But if you dont know what your weak points are you dont know whats holding you back.

I put a whiteboard on my wall in my living room and its easy to look at and edit if necessary.

This might not be for everyone but imo this is very helpful in becoming more successful in achieving your dreams.

10%??? What the fuck that's nothing.

Even if you're making $5k a month net that's $500/month... why do normies always say 10%. 30-70% AT LEAST IMO.

dont marry, don't become a father of your wifes son don't get emotional gfs

>10% over a lifetime is nothing
Brainlet do you even know who wrote that book?

Asian Idol worship is degenerate. KPOP is only good because American media is so much more degenerate. Watch chubby jews getting faux gangbanged by blacks or seek other media. No shit KPOP is gaining popularity. Cute girls doing cute, sexy things is redpilled and normal. However, way too many men here worship these girls like they are more than sexual objects. They aren't. You are consuming the media because it is a healthy, normal sexual release. Don't make it into something romantic or idealized because that is BETA as fuck.

Advice: NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE. Even if you are innocent.

The basic idea is that anything you say can be used against you, and WILL be used against you, no matter how innocent or innocuous you think it is, because it will be twisted by police and prosecutors. Police and prosecutors have an incentive to convict you of a crime even if you are innocent. This isn't a hypothetical concern, this happens all the time.

Source (the classic talk on not talking): youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

>"Even if your client is *innocent* and *only* tells the truth and does not tell the police *anything* incriminating and his statement is videotaped, his answers can [still] be used to crucify him."

In the video, a Law Professor and a Police Officer go into depth on relevant laws, how law works, how police work, and how police interrogations work, and they also give real world examples of innocent people that talked to police and went to jail for it. In other words, they make a serious argument for why you should never talk to the police.

This lecture might literally save your ass from going to prison.

The Richest Man in Babylon is great.

Your system sounds a bit like GTD.

10% is the minimum recommended.
>Gold cometh gladly and in increasing quantity to any man who will put by not less than one-tenth of his earnings to create an estate for his future and that of his family.
forbes.com/sites/rickferri/2013/09/05/the-five-laws-of-gold/

nobody worships them as anything except sexual objects