Were you do see yourself in 10 years /biz/?
I have no idea and that's the way I like it.
Whenever I get into a spot where it's obvious where I'll be in the future I get depressed and anxious
In Monaco or Montenegro, just chilling
rich, after bitcoin hits 10k
i'm expanding my business and i'm looking for new people
>>1302748
enjoying the birth of my first born
working from home
having a sweet vacation home in the country
>>1302852
Kek
>>1302748
an hero
I'll probably still be retired, meng. Still retired.
>I'm 23 years old.
>Currently a truck driver.
>Been solo OTR for about 6 months now.
>Make anywhere from $600 to $1,000 a week take home depending on mileage, but $700-750 is about average.
>No debt and hardly any bills besides cell phone, Netflix, Spotify, etc.
>Keep $250 each week, $50 for bills and $200 for spending.
>Put the rest in savings.
>Only time I ever really had to take money out of savings is when my truck broke down and I had to buy a hotel room for 2 days, but it was reimbursed to me on my next paycheck.
>Spend 6-12 hours a day driving and the rest playing video games wherever I can stop for the night that has free WiFi.
>Spend quarterly bonuses on clothes, video games, etc.
I see myself doing this until I get bored, tired, exhausted, etc. I haven't gone home but once for 2 days over Mothers Day. Other people bitch and moan when they didn't get to go home last weekend. Pussies. I'm still new and they keep me mostly west of the Mississippi River on wide open highways and interstates. I would love to travel northeast soon. Get that extra pay for NYC, Chicago, DC, etc. miles.
It's a decent job. I wouldn't even really consider it a job or career. It's more of a lifestyle. It's not for everybody. Once I save $150-200K I plan on taking a mini retirement. Maybe get a degree in something and move on with my life.
