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Originally Posted by GoodGame
When I reached out for life advice Inyaface, who is successful, was nice enough to PM me. I still plan on asking him questions, I've just been too busy to think about the type of questions I have. I want it be consice and thorough and not waste his time.
Don't worry about wasting my time, down to talk about stuff. Pm'ed my contact info.
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Originally Posted by Spurious
If you still live at home and would only be able to save 2-3k if you don't go out anymore, you need to get educated. And forget about the poker BS, such a useless exercise. Recreationally it's fine to make a buck here and there but to honestly believe this is going to make a difference to you is just a terrible mindset.
You need to think way bigger than turning 2-3k into something meaningful.
I'd mostly agree with this. Poker is not a good thing to focus your future on. I assume you can win at a decent clip in live games but I would treat it as a part time hobby with the bonus of having some income. If it goes well then sweet. If it not you are not going to be much worse off.
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Originally Posted by CCuster_911
To be fair to GG from my talks with him it sounds like his dad will give him the company he owns when he retires (the on GG works for). I have told GG a few times he should really talk to his dad about expansion because taking over the company in like 10 years at its current size is a waste. His dad sounds fine not dealing with the headache of expansion and just wants to retire and is complacent with its current size which sucks for GG. I still advise him to talk to his dad and try to be more blunt about how it's a great opportunity for him career wise/resume wise to get into the business/expansion side of the business and try to grow it as soon as possible. But his dad is fairly risk adverse.
I tried to be intentionally vague about things for GGs sake, I assume he is fine with what has been posted but if not feel free to have a mod (lol like they exist here) delete it.
Without knowing the exact details these situations can be really tricky. I'd just say don't end up waiting to take over the company and wake up one day realizing you missed out on other opportunities. I had a similarish situation and pretty early on decided to take another career path.