Austin

There’s too many ways to make money to do it miserably

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@TheRealEstateG6 “This is too easy. What’s the catch? I have to be missing something”

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@ZssBecker Imagine the challenge and scale to get something like live action Red Rising correct. AI will eventually make it easily possible. Exciting times

[Austin @brokencuffs]

The quality of interview case studies must be through the roof at this point

I’ve made some stinkers in my day that Claude would run circles around

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@SteveFrenchAMZ

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@SteveFrenchAMZ Hardest working man in this business

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@larry_bukowski Depends on your financial/family situation

There’s a lot of ways to make enough money to live well. I’m a proponent of hitting it hard and chewing glass for a few years then moving on

If you’re losing your sanity and have a lot of cash saved up downshift to something enjoyable

[Austin @brokencuffs]

So many cases of golden handcuffs are mental

Buddies who don’t have a wife or kids and have a relatively affordable me rent sticking it out in misery for a few extra bucks

[Austin @brokencuffs]

When you’re young boomers assign expertise to you

When I was 22 traders correctly dismissed my opinions on stocks. All stocks except Facebook which they thought I had some unique insight into

AI is your moment, zoomers. Steer into having used it to get through college

[Austin @brokencuffs]

For my second job I had printed off projects and work I had done in prior roles to show them what I accomplished. Literal paper hard copies. The preparation (which took 2 seconds) blew them away. Very few people do this stuff. Layup to stand out

[Austin @brokencuffs]

If I was coming out of school right now I’d have a few personal and school related AI projects done

Then I’d bring my laptop interviews and show off the projects

Many boomers are flat footed and your age plus proof you’re using it will blow them away even if it’s simple

[Austin @brokencuffs]

Take advantage of the moment in time, but don’t jump after the boat if you missed it

When I was 20 I drove from NY to MIA with a buddy and we had fried chicken for every meal to compare. It was incredibly fun

Today that sounds god awful to me. Only a 4 year window to do that

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@BuyHoldCollect

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@thetoyinvestor People have a hard time understanding that it delivers value

Provide liquidity to companies who have toys and want cash

Provide toys to people with cash who want toys

Put those toys in the proper channels at the prosper time

It’s a logistics and risk management service really

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@realchasecurtis Not sure if you’re trying to counter. Prerequisites for Amazon

1. Drivers license and clean MVR
2. Able bodied
3. Clean background

There’s a 100% chance you’ll get hired as an Amazon driver if you have these 3

[Austin @brokencuffs]

This person can get a job as an Amazon delivery driver in 9 seconds

Cleanish background, pass a drug test, and willing to work very hard for 10 hours. Hired

[kitten @kittenheelsrule]

I am so discouraged.

I’ve applied to over 1000 jobs from front desk person, bartender & literally everything in between.

I have my Masters. I have a great resume.

What am I doing wrong?

[Austin @brokencuffs]

Abomination beyond human comprehension

[GHOST @GhostLifestyle]

5 MORE DAYS 👀👀👀

[Austin @brokencuffs]

You ever play sports with somebody as a kid and it clicks, “oh there’s levels to this. I better study”

That’s how I feel reading biographies. Sometimes people got it like you don’t. That’s okay. Don’t apply their framework. Have to find what YOU specifically should be doing

[Austin @brokencuffs]

Took a few months but I made a friend with a boat down here

I have not yet inceptioned an invite to go fishing. Slow playing it

Any tips would be appreciated

[Austin @brokencuffs]

And I left to overpay for a house in FL where they’re continuously building new supply. The price we pay to see the sun

[bill peduto @billpeduto]

Pittsburgh, Pa., is the cheapest large housing market in the US — with its resident Yinzers living in the only big American city where buying a home costs less than renting.

https://t.co/C5mcQAVidl

[Austin @brokencuffs]

@BuyHoldCollect I had a cashier ask if I could teach them