* Ferrari Owners * What do you do?

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I used to deal drugs but that was risky, now i run a brothel in London.

 

Welcome. Like you, my goal was always to own a Ferrari, i wanted to complete this goal by the time i was 30, in reality i knew it would probably be more like 40, but i had the goal and the vision. I purchased my first Ferrari at 26, i did not owe a cent on it. It is one of the best things i have ever done, it is all worth it, trust me.

My advise to you, if your only source of income is your job this will likely take a long time to gather the spare $ for a Ferrari purchase, and also it will be hard to pay the money over due to this being an emotional purchase, there will always be other things that need the money more. What you need to do is find a job that you enjoy, one you can work at with little stress, use this to be the vehicle for your own venture, take the spare cash that most young guys waste on drink, cafe lunches and all other unnecessary (this adds up real fast!) and put that money to work for you, buy and sell, buy and sell, look for the opportunities that everyone else walks past. The more you do this the easier it will become, also you are in a great position to start this project, at this stage if it all goes wrong you can recover many times over. This is what i did, i started with a $1000 car that was financed and now i play with residential property. Learn from those who have success, there are plenty of nice people who will share there experiences, start to hang out with these sort of people, you will soon see a trend.

Remember that your job should not be your only source of income, and eventually it should not be your primary source of income.

Good luck.

 

Are you hiring?

 

Ah gentlemen, it appears the traditional markers of 'Fchat Summertime' are here. Gotta get me some new wrap-around sunglasses.

 

You had on a new pair last weekend!

 

Take your college fund ($30-40K/yr X 4 = $120K) and buy the Ferrari. Then marry into money and you've got it. I'm a retired pimp.

 

I occasionally dabble in the retail side of recreational pharmaceuticals, but mainly I kill people for money.

 

Im a spy and retired gay porn star. I also used to breed Alpacas long before they 'took off'.

 

Work in an underground mine..........it worked for me.

 

I was born rich, and now give money away to young guys that can’t afford Ferraris.

e-mail me at;
i-got-a-goldmine-if-you-got-a-shovel.

And I’ll put you right at the top of the pyramid!

 

hahah.


But seriously. Only you can decided what you want/should do. Basically you should do what you want. Money will come. And very few will give you a real answer on this site.

Search the forum, you'll see this question gets asked 1-2 times a month, and responses like Im a gay porn star are numerous.

 

I'm an Ammoman
Ammoman

 

Send me an audition video

 

good than you should be banned shortly. by the way, i paint skittles.

 

You guys have jobs?????? I never thought of that. I just print whatever money I need.

 

Throw some this way eh? I have seem to run out of the stuff!!

 

the secret to success in life:
avoid fast women, slow cars, bad liquor, and don't do drugs.
me... i'm shiftless and lazy, but i married well.

 

I'll try and give you a little serious advice, since you are a "mature and listening 17 year old."

Stop ****ing worrying about how to make money in life to buy a Ferrari.
This is NOT what life is about, even remotely.
A Ferrari is a car, a nice one albeit, but a car nonetheless.

Here is my recipe for the best chance for a rewarding life. Happiness comes first, the money may, or may not follow. But if you are happy you won't care about the money. If you are miserable the money will never make you happy.

Here is what you should do:

1. Go to the best college you can get into.
2. Double major, one in the sciences, the other in the arts/humanities.
3. Don't try to "get through" college quickly, savor it like a fine wine for as long as you can.
4. Pick subjects that genuinely interest you no matter how trivial their possible "market potential" in the future may be.
5. Study hard, very hard.
6. Immerse yourself in everything college has to offer, you never know what area you may explore next.
7. Get the best grades you can, pursue the most research (either bench or in the field)/extra curricular pursuits you can.
8. Get to know a couple very well respected professor mentors that can help guide your into appropriate careers.
8.5 Enjoy the social aspects of college, but don't let that get the way of your real objective there...to learn.
9. Graduate with honors, and hopefully your name on a publication--this is important.
10. Get a job, at the bottom. You will not be entitled, you will not start at the top.
11. Work very very hard, work your way up.
12. Always take every opportunity to accept extra projects, accept risks. Attack work with ferocity. Do what your compatriots are afraid to do. If there are opportunities to get up in front of people and speak/present, do so at every opportunity.
13. Then when you have made an impression.....go back to school.
14. Get an MBA, MS, PhD, MD, JD depending on what you think you will love to do now that you have some real world experience.
14.5 Go to the very best graduate school you can get into, this is very very important.
15. Attack graduate school with ferocity too...this is where the difference will be for the rest of your life...everything else was a prelude to this.
16. Finish your "formal" education and launch into your career.
17. Work harder than you ever did before.
18. Take risks, do what others won't, get your face and name in front of as many people as you can, whenever you can.
19. Live below your means, and save every extra penny you make in a solid index mutual fund. I recommend Vanguard LifeStrategy Growth as a good example.
20. Do NOT go buy a Ferrari. See #19.
21. Share your life with someone you love. Combine your assets. Seek to maximize mutual happiness, never one to the exclusion of the other.
22. When you have done ALL of this..........

Pour yourself a very nice expensive glass of wine, sit back and smile with satisfaction upon your life.....and start shopping for the "right" Ferrari for you. Your spouse will then let you go buy it. If you have kids they will be ecstatic with Dad's purchase....your neighbors will smile and congratulate you....but secretly wish you would move away or get cancer.

Any questions?

 

Ever wonder how the term, "drive it like you stole it," came about?

 

I write stories and poems under my stage name.

Author Unknown.

 

"I did not come from a necessarily wealthy family but my Dad is paying for my college, so I essentially have it made, all I have to do is take care of business. (Which it is truly amazing how many kids are given opportunities like this and flunk out.)"


Breakx, that could be one of your problems later on down the road. It doesn't sound like you're hungry enough to do what it takes to buy a car that cost as much as a decent home.
Ever wonder how a baby born to a crackhead mother with an absent father can go on to make 8 figures in a year?....AMBITION. I like to use the inner city rapper analogy to prove a point.

If you want it bad enough, you'll MAKE it happen.

 

oh, i forgot, i'm a rapper too!

 

I invented the printer that types the "m" on a certain small candy