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Most people have only just scratched the surface of the internet.
But beneath the shallow waters there’s pure gold.
Here are 10 of the most useful websites in existence:
https://t.co/YstnCuKJ4P
The best educational resources on the internet. All in one place. Period.
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A search engine that uses AI to find answers to your questions directly from scientific research.
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https://t.co/NpiPdNgA7K
A infographic of 200+ of the most important cognitive biases from Wikipedia.
Side: @buster has one of the best personal websites I’ve ever seen.
But beneath the shallow waters there’s pure gold.
Here are 10 of the most useful websites in existence:
https://t.co/YstnCuKJ4P
The best educational resources on the internet. All in one place. Period.

https://t.co/2HeKs2h8h8
A search engine that uses AI to find answers to your questions directly from scientific research.

https://t.co/h0ucAFUjAo
E-sign an unlimited number of documents for free in under 30 seconds.
Simply upload, sign, and send—no account required.

https://t.co/NpiPdNgA7K
A infographic of 200+ of the most important cognitive biases from Wikipedia.
Side: @buster has one of the best personal websites I’ve ever seen.

These 10 steps are the blueprint to becoming rich.
1. Determine your long-term plan.
What do you want?
- own your own business
- grow your 9-5 career
- retire early
This is your BIG goal.
2. Determine your mid-term plan.
Where are you right now?
How do you transition to BIG goal?
A 9-5 job is the place to start.
- It requires the least capital.
- You learn how businesses run.
- You learn people skills.
- You gain stable income.
3. Research which careers pay well.
These sites provide salary data:
- https://t.co/nNbZG0QcxH
- https://t.co/jIXS1hVSsX
- https://t.co/qVEtELuNyL
Find something you have an interest in, even though it may not be your passion.
4. Research what qualifications are needed.
You may need:
- a degree
- a certificate
- specific knowledge
- experience in that field
1. Determine your long-term plan.
What do you want?
- own your own business
- grow your 9-5 career
- retire early
This is your BIG goal.
2. Determine your mid-term plan.
Where are you right now?
How do you transition to BIG goal?
A 9-5 job is the place to start.
- It requires the least capital.
- You learn how businesses run.
- You learn people skills.
- You gain stable income.
3. Research which careers pay well.
These sites provide salary data:
- https://t.co/nNbZG0QcxH
- https://t.co/jIXS1hVSsX
- https://t.co/qVEtELuNyL
Find something you have an interest in, even though it may not be your passion.
4. Research what qualifications are needed.
You may need:
- a degree
- a certificate
- specific knowledge
- experience in that field
If your goal is to retire early, you're missing out.
Here's why:
In 2017, Gallup did a poll that revealed just 15% of employees are engaged in their jobs.
With 85% unengaged, no wonder FIRE is all the rage.
In @joshua_becker’s latest book, Things That Matter, he asked which was more attractive:
• to retire early and live a life of leisure
• work a long time at a job you find fulfilling and productive
52% answered to retire early.
I asked you the same yesterday and the numbers were similar. https://t.co/cLqAymZdqH
But that 52% is missing the point.
Let me explain…
In 1883, Germon chancellor Ott von Bismarck offered a pension to any nonworking German over age 70.
Other nations followed suit and the modern-day retirement was born.
Here's why:
In 2017, Gallup did a poll that revealed just 15% of employees are engaged in their jobs.
With 85% unengaged, no wonder FIRE is all the rage.
In @joshua_becker’s latest book, Things That Matter, he asked which was more attractive:
• to retire early and live a life of leisure
• work a long time at a job you find fulfilling and productive
52% answered to retire early.
I asked you the same yesterday and the numbers were similar. https://t.co/cLqAymZdqH
But that 52% is missing the point.
Let me explain…
Which goal is more attractive to you?
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) September 16, 2022
In 1883, Germon chancellor Ott von Bismarck offered a pension to any nonworking German over age 70.
Other nations followed suit and the modern-day retirement was born.