What's the primary reason most people retire in their 60s?

because

families to support?

they took the slow lane to retirement

or incurred responsibilities such as that

but the funny thing is. if you you retire early and are financially independent

stock market is going to return like 3% for like next 15 years or so

you are in your prime for starting a family and such

Time is money in a certain sense that you can make things by yourself instead of buying it or doing things on your own instead of having someone do it for you, but it takes time to do those things on your own and to acquire those skills.

just

do trade school

yes that meme

it is repeated so often

cuz it's true

MGTOW MEMEZ

trade school

easy life

there you go

That makes a lot more sense @ColdEmbraceOfDeath if you look at it that way

As far as working at a job, Time does not necessarily equal money

find a vocation or start a business

invrest

spend less than you earn

The money you spend frees up time that you can spend on something else.

and yeah

I'm working on becoming a professional programmer

someitmes you must spend money to make money

I'm 18 right now

and I'm going to become a digital nomad

programming is an excellent way to go

It's perfect to have those skills, do App development, make games, creative programs

cool stuff

Crunch time is pretty bad, turn over rates are fairly high, so yeah take those into consideration as well.

For the amount of money it costs to go out to eat once, you can buy lunch meat, a loaf of bread and whatever dressings

eating out aka

pissing money away

^ this

get fast food or lrn2cook

Stay away from workout supps...That's throwing money away too

or any supplements

Consider the time it takes to prepare a meal. If you can't do that, eating out is the option you have. But eating out is expensive and unhealthy.