Jobless for 10 years still doing great because Jobs market is a joke

[Kupid002]

 
YouTube, gamers, free lance, hackers

No need a #job and will never need one.

Employers, businessmen, government, banker, welfare, social leeches can btfo.

It’s the future, without a money system manipulated by a central banker FED, people can finally achieve freedom.

As long you are earning enough online I don't think you need to have regular job . Having regular job is a pain for everyone and many are already trapped in the thought that if  you have no job you don't have money. It's a trap that should be stop it hinders your development as a person . We are lucky that we are in the era that we have many other option to earn Rather than join a job that most people do not want to have.

[Tamim121]

Wow!! This is too long time, man! I also enjoying my freedom life. I'm doing Bounty task in this great forum. Also invest money in potential coin. Also im doing trade. Besides Crypto I'm now trying to be a SEO master. This is a freelancing sector and this sector have too many work to generate money. I think this life is much better than job life. My life, my rules.

[Oceat]

The terminology is kind of misinterpreted by OP but anyway, let me get this straight to the point. You shouldn't be over confident of what you have right now without thinking the worst case scenario since nothing is permanent and anytime that worst case scenario that you didn't expect might hit you hard. Be flexible when dealing with money just like how you invest in crypto currency, diversify everything to minimize the risk. Always make a backup plan.

[Broly46]

i think you may be confusing some terminology here. there is a difference between having no job (jobless) and being self-employed. the examples you mentioned in OP such as freelancer are self-employed not jobless.

the only people who are truly "jobless" are the bums living under a bridge or the millionaire kiddos who are living off their parents money.

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Before the internet kick in on the late 20th century, a job is without doubt, a stable paying 9 to 5, with plenty of retirement benefit, and just a couple of decades they’re calling everything else is a job? Fine then I’m wanna be the latter.

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As long you are earning enough online I don't think you need to have regular job . Having regular job is a pain for everyone and many are already trapped in the thought that if  you have no job you don't have money. It's a trap that should be stop it hinders your development as a person . We are lucky that we are in the era that we have many other option to earn Rather than join a job that most people do not want to have.

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Well, it pretty much sum up most of the people who going to school to get a job, we aren’t so lucky having plenty of job on the market, after the market crashes in 2008, something absolutely terrible has occurred, but many are living in denial and they’re still going to school to get a job, I wish them all the best.

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The terminology is kind of misinterpreted by OP but anyway, let me get this straight to the point. You shouldn't be over confident of what you have right now without thinking the worst case scenario since nothing is permanent and anytime that worst case scenario that you didn't expect might hit you hard. Be flexible when dealing with money just like how you invest in crypto currency, diversify everything to minimize the risk. Always make a backup plan.

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I’m pretty sure they will soon calling mining bitcoin with computer is a job too, your computer are working while you doing nothing but just click on the button, well then everything is a job, then what isn’t a job? Just lay on the bed and doing nothing, that might be the only thing that isn’t a job.

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[AmoreJaz]

i think you may be confusing some terminology here. there is a difference between having no job (jobless) and being self-employed. the examples you mentioned in OP such as freelancer are self-employed not jobless.

the only people who are truly "jobless" are the bums living under a bridge or the millionaire kiddos who are living off their parents money.

yes, i dont consider freelancers as jobless but self-employed. you are still doing your job but in your own time and being the boss of yourself. freelancing is common nowadays, as a lot of jobs can now be source out via net.
 however, you need to take care of your own insurance and filing of other paperworks. but there are a lot of perks of being your own boss. not many can afford to have this lifestyle. but if youre one of the lucky ones that can survive in this arrangement, you will enjoy the freedom from being tied-up with 9-5 job and have more time with your family.
i guess a lot of people are now doing freelancing esp in this pandemic crisis. work at home is the new norm! 

[hatshepsut93]

It’s the future, without a money system manipulated by a central banker FED, people can finally achieve freedom.

You really believe that no central banks means some sort of different economic system without boss-employee relationship? Maybe you also believe that abolishing central banks will cure cancer or something?

People will always be complaining that they have to wake up every day and go to work, in middle ages you had serfdom, then there was unregulated capitalism, now we have 8 hour work days with tons of benefits that our ancestors would kill for, but people still think that going to work is some sort of torture.

[Broly46]

i think you may be confusing some terminology here. there is a difference between having no job (jobless) and being self-employed. the examples you mentioned in OP such as freelancer are self-employed not jobless.

the only people who are truly "jobless" are the bums living under a bridge or the millionaire kiddos who are living off their parents money.

yes, i dont consider freelancers as jobless but self-employed. you are still doing your job but in your own time and being the boss of yourself. freelancing is common nowadays, as a lot of jobs can now be source out via net.
 however, you need to take care of your own insurance and filing of other paperworks. but there are a lot of perks of being your own boss. not many can afford to have this lifestyle. but if youre one of the lucky ones that can survive in this arrangement, you will enjoy the freedom from being tied-up with 9-5 job and have more time with your family.
i guess a lot of people are now doing freelancing esp in this pandemic crisis. work at home is the new norm! 

It might be reason they’re telling us unemployment rate are 0.0001%, because there is literally everything is a job, whether you get paid minimum wage or you get paid $1 an hour, they’re very great way to twist the economy I would give them a cookie for colluding at this rate.

[coolcoinz]

i think you may be confusing some terminology here. there is a difference between having no job (jobless) and being self-employed. the examples you mentioned in OP such as freelancer are self-employed not jobless.

the only people who are truly "jobless" are the bums living under a bridge or the millionaire kiddos who are living off their parents money.

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Before the internet kick in on the late 20th century, a job is without doubt, a stable paying 9 to 5, with plenty of retirement benefit, and just a couple of decades they’re calling everything else is a job? Fine then I’m wanna be the latter.

Do you think there were no contractors in the 70s or 80s? People who had a trade, but they had no employer or a stable job?
I'll give you some examples. My father's friend was never employed. He had a farm that sustained his family and lived like that for about 60 years. He was never poor. People would come and buy honey from him (he kept bees), milk, eggs, apples, but his everyday job was basically to feed the animals and take care of the garden.

I agree with BrewMaster that you all "jobless" people really have jobs. You think that you need to have a boss and a contract to have a job, but you're wrong. When my neighbor asks me to cut his grass once a week, that's a job. My forum campaign that pays me every week is a job. 

[Broly46]

It’s the future, without a money system manipulated by a central banker FED, people can finally achieve freedom.

You really believe that no central banks means some sort of different economic system without boss-employee relationship? Maybe you also believe that abolishing central banks will cure cancer or something?

People will always be complaining that they have to wake up every day and go to work, in middle ages you had serfdom, then there was unregulated capitalism, now we have 8 hour work days with tons of benefits that our ancestors would kill for, but people still think that going to work is some sort of torture.

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Well, it’s the central bank which create chaos and give birth to the project bitcoin, they’re going to living in denial for the eternity while bitcoin changing the entire world without their knowledge.

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Do you think there were no contractors in the 70s or 80s? People who had a trade, but they had no employer or a stable job?
I'll give you some examples. My father's friend was never employed. He had a farm that sustained his family and lived like that for about 60 years. He was never poor. People would come and buy honey from him (he kept bees), milk, eggs, apples, but his everyday job was basically to feed the animals and take care of the garden.

I agree with BrewMaster that you all "jobless" people really have jobs. You think that you need to have a boss and a contract to have a job, but you're wrong. When my neighbor asks me to cut his grass once a week, that's a job. My forum campaign that pays me every week is a job.  

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Hat off to the farmer who actually contribute to the world, by producing harvest, food and feeding the town,  that would be a complete foreign idea to me to work on the farm for 60 years, it take a lot of determination and sweat, btw time changed quickly and we had a tough time to catch up with the changes, we should be quite lucky to adopted to crypto earlier than anybody else, because we believe it’s the future.

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[Fortify]

There are plenty of ways to make money online, however there is usually some sort of build up time required before it can generate enough income to support someone. As long as you are consistent and you are willing to test lots of different routes to make money, you should be able to find something. That being said, some people find comfort from having a steady income and reliable source of revenue that doesn't require too much creativity. Others will have a full time job while they make extra money through an online side venture, so they are able to make a much greater sum in the long term. Essentially having a job is required for most to pay bills like rent and it's not possible to instantly switch to an online only income for most people - but still worth a try if it's attractive to you.

[SaShiRaJaVu]

YouTube, gamers, free lance, hackers
No need a #job and will never need one.
Employers, businessmen, government, banker, welfare, social leeches can btfo.
It’s the future, without a money system manipulated by a central banker FED, people can finally achieve freedom.

If you are able to build a career without going for a regular job then it is great, achieving freedom from a boss a achieving a financial freedom is entirely different, the market is really saturated and if you have the skills to entertain a crowd you could make money with social media, when it comes to freelancing jobs it is yet another pressure game as there are bidding wars as there are too many people doing those jobs.

[dimonstration]

Having no regular job is not a problem at when you do have a consistent sidelines like trading, bounty campaigns or online selling. I'm unemployed for 2yrs but I'd been so busy more in these 2 years with different online works, investing and trading as well online selling. We should diversify also not just in investing but also in time management. These prices movements in crypto when we managed to monitor it we can really do earn.

[CarnagexD]

Currently unemployed and in my 2 month's streak of not finding one! Only got cryptocurrency as my money-makijg mschine and so far everything's really good! Proud for you though knowing you got from where you are in 10 years of not being a corporate slave which is really awesome. Jobs are still important but with the growing awareness of people to the cruelty of the concept and the rise of automation, it's no surprise that all of us will find ways to earn more money not finding jobs!

[FlightyPouch]

We have our own achievements and the paths we wanted in life, I think it would be great doing great being unemployed but that might not be a end goal for some people. They wanted lifelong careers, they have these goals in life and these degrees. It is great for you guys to in that position but lets appreciate those people doing jobs that is essential to us and the country.

[Stedsm]

You forgot BTC.  
And yeah, being jobless has been the best job one can have nowadays because that person can do what they want to do, whenever they want to do and in what volume do they want to do. Freelance is like a business without actually having one (like you can't really call it a business but working on your own conditions). There's not a lot you need to succeed in freelancing, patience and focus on your skills as well as polishing them time to time is what it takes to become the best freelancer ever. I respect you and your 10+ years and hope everything had been smooth for you and may always be the best for you.

[Shasha80]

I've also been unemployed for about two years. Initially, I didn't want to work, but it is difficult to find a well-paying job.
Finally, for the past two years I have focused on making money from the internet. Such as trading, bounty hunter, captcha typist,
online shop and youtube. Didn't expect the income I got per month to exceed my income when working as a bank employee.

[michellee]

I am trying to focus on crypto, but I am trying to do a new business with my family. I guess that it is working okay until now, and in this pandemic, we can still make money in many ways. If we are trying hard to make money, we will have that with or without having a job in real life because right now, many chances that we can do because we have the internet, which helps us make money.

Yes, by searching for a job on the internet, we can still make money. Even if we are only trying to do trading, that can fill our needs monthly.

So the key is never to give up, and if we are not found something better, we need to keep trying.

[magneto]

Good for you. And this is a growing trend in countries with inefficient job markets and/or a low universal wage.

Especially during the COVID pandemic, it doesn't quite make sense for people who have recently just lost their jobs to slave away for measly dollars finding new employment where they are underemployed when they can find much better opportunities online (given they have skills).

Be flexible and be ready to upskill. I think that is the mantra in this modern job environment.

[justdimin]

Wow!! This is too long time, man! I also enjoying my freedom life. I'm doing Bounty task in this great forum. Also invest money in potential coin. Also im doing trade. Besides Crypto I'm now trying to be a SEO master. This is a freelancing sector and this sector have too many work to generate money. I think this life is much better than job life. My life, my rules.

Yeah, being your own boss also means you earn based on how much you work and yeah bounty used to be a great way of earning but recently I have seen people complaining about bounty programs. One such thread that focusses on problems for bounty hunters - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288592.0

SEO is not an easy job but once you specialize yourself into it, the earnings are amazing and you hardly ever feel the lack of work because every other business is now coming online and they require guys who can do some serious search engine optimization and marketing for their business in this competitive market.

[Durgesh728]

You should always have passive source of income, but getting job is not that easy in countries like india, were competition is really high.