Do you assume your business will succeed?

I did something similar a while ago. I went and bought a car that I really didn't need (paid cash for it though). It was a huge risk atm and it stressed the shit out of me for a while. And the worst thing is, I did it to impress a chick. Now that I look back, it was fucking dumb and I would never ever do something similar again. Take it from somebody who's been there, DON'T DO IT!

And if you still don't own your place, then:
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I'm always looking to expand... in life and business. "contracting" and living super way below your means is just boring and not a way to live life in my opinion... or run a business.

But honestly though... sounds like you're trying to live WAY beyond your means. You gotta find a balance man. And when it comes to cars... if you don't have enough to pay cash for it and have plenty left over, I wouldn't even consider it.
 
Assume. Yes and why not. I will always get by well.
I believe in Cause and Effect, with a little luck here and there.
Buying a nice car gets old after about 6 months, not worth it. Just cause my friends get a boner driving my car. Doesn't mean I still do. I just want more money. What other motivation do you need. Getting into the debt is just plain stupid.
 
depending on your business venture. You just may impress your client when you roll up in that expensive car. you may win him over simply by your presentation.

I did that. I bought a baller suv when I got a high paying job, people always talk around the office about who is driving what, its like a status.

If you want to be successful then act and dress successful.

-the bad side about it is that I did have some rough times when I wished that I did not have such a high payment.
- the good side about my suv is that It is big enough to sleep in when my wife bitches at me and kicks me out for making dumb financial decisions.
 
oldgym said:
depending on your business venture. You just may impress your client when you roll up in that expensive car. you may win him over simply by your presentation.

I did that. I bought a baller suv when I got a high paying job, people always talk around the office about who is driving what, its like a status.

If you want to be successful then act and dress successful.

-the bad side about it is that I did have some rough times when I wished that I did not have such a high payment.
- the good side about my suv is that It is big enough to sleep in when my wife bitches at me and kicks me out for making dumb financial decisions.
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lol this is the worst advice I've ever heard
 
Dont do it man, unless you want to bet against all odds and live in stress. talking from personal experience here. and yes, i failed hard and im still recovering.
 
'If it flies, floats or fucks, always rent it.. it’s cheaper in the long run.' - Felix Dennis

Same applies to high priced cars....................
 
Why spend $400k on a car that does what a $20k car does too? I mean, driving from point A to point B. That's the hole purpose of a car. I always try to not spend money on stuff I'll probably never use , or on stuff i know for a fact i will regret buying after 2 months. You have some serious money management issues dude. Fix those up 1st. You'll thank me later.
 
oldgym said:
depending on your business venture. You just may impress your client when you roll up in that expensive car. you may win him over simply by your presentation.

I did that. I bought a baller suv when I got a high paying job, people always talk around the office about who is driving what, its like a status.

If you want to be successful then act and dress successful.

-the bad side about it is that I did have some rough times when I wished that I did not have such a high payment.
- the good side about my suv is that It is big enough to sleep in when my wife bitches at me and kicks me out for making dumb financial decisions.
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excellent troll. very subtle. not too over the top

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