I have exchange work time for the government for taxpayers money. I do not like my job at a personal level, so I don't feel good taking taxpayers money at all even though I earned my salary. I don't want to earn taxpayers money for a job I dislike.
The root of the problem is I have never learnt to make money. I got a job with the government which equates to making zero money. I suck at business, I lost more than I make when I tried handling a business a long long time ago. Now my job doesn't allow me to try business because of 'conflict of interest'.
My first solution is upscaling. I am going to upgrade myself. I believe the essence of growing the value of cash through investing is a highly sought after skillset. I am going for CFA level one, then career switch to an entry level financial analyst working for a Bank/Holdings.
The second solution to my current problem is personal investing. Management of all 5 asset classes with working strategies: fundamental investing, 100 percent growth 50 percent drawdown, Stocks trend rotation, diversifying, US HK SG exchanges.
WB Rule one: Don't lose any money. Personal rule: Don't burst your brains making money with investment, there's something called starting a business. But with my current skillset, I'd go with investing and upscaling first.
There is no capacity for starting a business, but I would like to have a girlfriend before that. Well, I really wouldn't mind to suddenly have a working adult of the opposite sex that is attracted to me outta nowhere.
Investing > upscaling > get a CFA job > find girlfriend > start business > get married > get children > buy land > start a big farm
Current sources of income: 2 (Taxpayer's money, equity sales)
Of course there will be many challenges ahead to get to where you want eventually.
Future sources of income: 5 (Dividends, future job, future business, future children, future farm)