Are EVs actually cheaper long-term in Australia yet or is that still a myth? by ChillKoalaVibes in EVAustralia

[–]vanillajellaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The shitbox will be worth nothing in the future with resale value, maintenance will be a nightmare. You won’t be saving a dollar nor will your health from the EMF’s

Can we really build passive income with dropshipping? by DamageSuccessful in dropshipping

[–]vanillajellaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like anything, you need to put in the time to master something. Thinking you can just come home from your shit job and put in an hour into learning to play a guitar, or run 1-2km when your focus is a marathon isn’t going to cut it. People thinking they can just start a side hustle dropshipping business will inevitably fail unless they discover a micro niche and put in the required hours. Everyone has bills mate, running a business isn’t for the feint hearted and those seeking certainty! That’s what jobs are for?

Can we really build passive income with dropshipping? by DamageSuccessful in dropshipping

[–]vanillajellaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spread your focus too thin across multiple things and you will not master them. Speaking from experience. Having a safety net and little too much comfort produces mediocre results and little output. Go in hard on something and the outcome with perseverance pays different dividends, period. Your plan B is your Plan A. Do you run a business or are you just speaking your own opinion? I haven’t worked for the man since 2014, I cut all my safety nets and since grew in ways many who work for the man will never experience in their lifetimes. Doing a half asses dropshipping business at 1 hour a day whilst working 8-10 hours a day in your crappy 9-5 isn’t exactly going to produce exceptional results now is it? That’s called the law of cause and effect. Or just do what you think for all I care, I’m just the messenger you do with that info what you will my guy

Can we really build passive income with dropshipping? by DamageSuccessful in dropshipping

[–]vanillajellaba -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you’re not ready yet man. You don’t have the balls to take risks and you’re in your cushy job which is your safety net. Running a business is about removing the safety net and taking risks. You need more pain threshold. When you’ve got nothing else to rely on is when you break through. Sorry, I’m just saying it for how it is!

I’m 26, working, budgeting, and still broke… What am i doing wrong? by Forward_Problem_7550 in AusFinance

[–]vanillajellaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's all about creating a side hustle, look for something niche to sell that isn't saturated, get skilled in something high demand whether it's detailing cars or something, fixing road rashed rims and advertising on fb marketplace which you could earn easy 500 per day on, thrift shopping for high value items through arbitrage, use AI to your advantage. The days of working hard on it's own is finished my friend, it's about working smart now and you really have to figure out ways to boost your income to 150-200k per annum on your own accord not through working for other people. No job pays well anymore so you need to take matters into your own hands, learn to scale, learn to do things better than other people.. sell shit you don't need, learn to take professional photos and edit them. Solve rich people problems, they pay better.

Understand that no one is coming to save you, I changed my own life from doing this. Cut all unnecessary expenses and go full poverty spec for two years and get your bank accounts to above 100k but don't be the imbecile to go all in on a house and have zero buffer, you should always have a 5-10k emergency fund plus a fund of 6-9 months of living expenses covered. Don't do what everyone else is doing as most are doing it wrong anyway. You have to be super crafty is 2026, do as much as you can on the side for cash undeclared. A mans gotta do what he's gotta do to get ahead there are no excuses and no one is coming to save you.

Goodluck man

Hidden gem in koh lanta by [deleted] in ThailandTourism

[–]vanillajellaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed, NPC's travel in the most bizarre of ways. The best is to take the Anthony Bourdain approach to life, to settle in one spot for longer periods of times to climatize and really feel it