What's something you are doing to take you to the next level?

[lightbulb27]

I'm sure you are doing something working on your best you... physical, spiritual, emotional, relational, goals... after all... it's dang near 2024! If not... what are going to do... to get to the next level.

Me... I've been researching health and core exercisesto get back into shape... I let myself go too much and didn't like it. It's so important post 50... or maybe even 40... to adjust diet and work on core stability... get rid excess visceral fat, and generally... stay in shape. It's work, unlike when I was younger.

Then I gotta start working on my mind again... ugh... there is that little issue...

Ok... now it's over my head, where do I throw it?

What are you doing?

[Anonymous]

Investing. It took me till my late 40's to make my first million, so I'm over a decade and a half behind Warren Buffet (he became a millionaire at 32). Now I'm trying to put that number into the realm of something truly lasting. It's funny how you look at everything differently after a million than before a million. Before a million you're in survival mode. After a million everything becomes about increasing it. You start truly understand why the rich get richer. Nothing succeeds like success. Now since I don't have a 9 to 5 job anymore I have much more time to spend on self improvement that I didn't have when I was younger.

[Unit1]

Swing trading for money.

Money so i can actually do things in life, not sit around, being broke and waiting until i die.

Did you hear how Andrew Tate said after 20 million dollars there is nothing left to buy except entire companies?

[lightbulb27]

how did thattrading thing work out in summer?
I hadn't heard that, but yes, bigger they are, they buy stuff. gotta understand value, management to do that... takes some new skills... not just trading cards.

[Unit1]

Slow. I had a setback from Gold and Wheat as I listened to my "financial advisor", that came with my broker. But I am recovering now and am now almost back at where I was back in Summer.

Lessons learned. It will happen less often now. Still have to make a withdraw to believe it's not paper trading using real money.

[yikesyikesyikes]

Well i just did a nutritional course with Harvard exploring the 6 pillars of lifestyle medicine. Which has nothing to do with medicine but eating nutritional food, sleeping well, managing your stress, having good social connections, exercising and avoidance of harmful substances like smoking and minimizing alcohol intake. I'm hoping by following all of those my body will be healthier.

[ObscuredBeyond]

Just made all the images I need to assemble a coloring book - in under 12 hours. The book itself may take me another day or two in order to finish.

[Fireguy17]

Continuing education.
I need it to keep my medic license

[exitseven]

I am working on my wife to move to Florida.

[NathanDavis]

hopefully... I'll start to actually look for some places Up North...

[lightbulb27]

Canada?

[NathanDavis]

Northern USA... Canada would be a remote, second option

[Jupiter1]

I’m training myself to someday win a marathon.