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There was still trading involved, but it became more like working at a tech firm, and so the way I would describe that position, the top circle of the Venn diagram slowly went away, and it kind of went down to the bottom two circles, and, you know, I don't think I could really find or retrain myself to find a new career where I can get the win and all three circles overlap again, so I ended up just accepting that I should just focus on the bottom two circles and live below my means and just sock away money and invest it, retire as early as possible so I can focus on the top circle alone in early retirement, and that's what I'm doing now, right?
It is a reasonable strategy to just focus on making money, and if you don't mind it, if it's, if it's a, if it's, it may not, you may not love it, but if you don't mind it, that's, I think that's a reasonable win, and then from there, just sock away your money, live below your means, and try to retire early to focus on what you love, and that, or just try to focus on what you love on the side, outside of work, if you have a lot of ambition and you think you can, you can do that, but for me, it was just too exhausting to live like that.
Now, I know what you might be thinking, "Brandon, that is a huge waste of time," but in my experience, it's super important because you're usually only just one red sock away from ruining your favorite shirt.
But in my experience, it's super important because you're usually only just one red sock away from ruining your favorite shirt.