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[bril]

Off topic but im working as a mortgage broker. Should I quit to get into daytrading again? I just want a purpose man I can't be doing this for the rest of my life as a mortgage broker .I want purpose and I feel like money is my escapism and my coping mechanism to being a loser chudcel.

 

[baqqrih]

Off topic

We already know, man. You're posting in the "Off Topic" section of the website.

Off topic but im working as a mortgage broker. Should I quit to get into daytrading again? I just want a purpose man I can't be doing this for the rest of my life as a mortgage broker .I want purpose and I feel like money is my escapism and my coping mechanism to being a loser chudcel.

From what your options sound like, it doesn't sound like you're going to find any purpose in life from your job alone. "Wow, my life is so much better now that I trade stocks instead of finding people mortgages!" That doesn't sound right, does it? Why not use the money you get from whichever source of revenue you choose as an avenue for a passion? Finding that passion, hobby, pursuit, or whatever else you'd like to call it is, of course, going to be a lot more difficult of a task, but from what your words sound like, it seems like you're under the conviction that a job alone could give you the purpose you lack, which I doubt is the case for most people.

 

[Deadpan]

This highlights how money often distracts us from our true purpose. Jesus and His apostles were materially poor, yet they led the most purposeful lives in history.

 

[Seraphim]

You could end up in a cycle of constantly chasing money without any real fulfillment, which I suspect is what you're trying to escape in the first place.

 

[panchito]

We already know, man. You're posting in the "Off Topic" section of the website.

From what your options sound like, it doesn't sound like you're going to find any purpose in life from your job alone. "Wow, my life is so much better now that I trade stocks instead of finding people mortgages!" That doesn't sound right, does it? Why not use the money you get from whichever source of revenue you choose as an avenue for a passion? Finding that passion, hobby, pursuit, or whatever else you'd like to call it is, of course, going to be a lot more difficult of a task, but from what your words sound like, it seems like you're under the conviction that a job alone could give you the purpose you lack, which I doubt is the case for most people.

what is his passion is rotting in his basement playing vidya though