Just wasted nearly $1K

Well, unless she doesn't give you back the cash the it isn't really a waste. The money on books though, e-books is all I have to say.
 
How is buying gym equipment a waste of money? HUUR DUUR LETS SPEND MONEY ON VIRTUAL STUFF. Working out at his age is best thing to do. maybe one day RAF will be like this guy:



GET RIPPPED
BECOME STRONGER
GET BITCHES
LIVE A HEALTHY LIFE
BECOME MENTALLY STRONGER
?????
PROFIT?
 
Method said:
Awesome! Although that's quite a bit of cash there you got some useful shit.
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Good to hear.

Mike said:
Seriously you charge your sister 10% interest? Scum on the earth right here. That's low, she's family and can probably get a better rate at the bank lmfao
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No, now relax. She pays back the money and probably takes me out. You know me.
 
Intelligence/Ex owner of a running forum community + physically capable of being in the presence of sunlight.
Unique if you ask me.
OP: The weights were a good idea, if you're getting 10% interest for your $500 then I also suppose that was a good one.
 

Being 17 ftw.
 
You're young, your first priority shouldn't to be to save. With that being said though, you need to save up for a car, so you should put 30% or so away and spend the rest.

It's not about not spending it, it's about having a set amount to spend.
 
™Scenery said:
Well, unless she doesn't give you back the cash the it isn't really a waste. The money on books though, e-books is all I have to say.
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I've answered the e-Book comment.


Love you so much more now.


Haha cheers bro. I love working out, pushing your body to it's (healthy) limits and seeing what you can do is amazing. Then jumping into my pool in my backyard with mates is even funner. The best part, girls feeling your muscles AND knowing you're even healthier than you were before.

Singer said:
You're young, your first priority shouldn't to be to save. With that being said though, you need to save up for a car, so you should put 30% or so away and spend the rest.

It's not about not spending it, it's about having a set amount to spend.
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You're so right, I do need a car and I think my dad would chip in for half. Anyways, I get 4-5 months off after I finish school and I plan on going into professional design at themeforest.net, try to make myself a couple of Gs to have some more to spend.

Anyway, I need to get off my L's, lol.
 
I'm a slacko, I haven't even gone for my L's and I own a car. Is themeforest.net where Jordan is at? I know he's at some kind of website doing that kind of stuff for cash.

Anyways, just manage what you have by putting away a set amount each week, fortnight, month or however you're payed.

Don't think you're stupid for spending it. At our age, we all do it.

I too love reading, but finding books that really interest me is the hard part. I like realistic kind of books, that involve usually saddening events that one can wish they will never relate to.
 
I'm just curious, how'd you ever manage time to study and work out? If I study all I feel like after is getting some rest and if I work out, I'm also too tired to study. Even though studying is important, I enjoy being able to work out/keepfit for sporting and just being healthy in general.

TEL MEH' UR SEEKRATS.
 

My secret is I worked out on my 6 week holiday break, haha! Since I've pretty much finished all formal study at school and I have the next 3 months for 12 major exams, I'm going to study for 4-5 hours a day and work out for 2 hours (this includes cardio and weight training).

Singer said:
I'm a slacko, I haven't even gone for my L's and I own a car. Is themeforest.net where Jordan is at? I know he's at some kind of website doing that kind of stuff for cash.
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I don't think he's on it, yet.

Anyways, just manage what you have by putting away a set amount each week, fortnight, month or however you're payed.

Don't think you're stupid for spending it. At our age, we all do it.
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Almost purchased an $880 watch today, that's stupid, haha.

I too love reading, but finding books that really interest me is the hard part. I like realistic kind of books, that involve usually saddening events that one can wish they will never relate to.
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Books regarding business, online and media interest me. I'd love to delve deeper into philosophy but my brain is already handling too much content, so I like to relax while reading about something that interests me at a less-intellectual level.
 
RAF said:
Almost purchased an $880 watch today, that's stupid, haha.
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Happily! I'm still earning money online which is hilarious. If I was to put my mind to it and actually place effort and invest, I can transform $1k/$1.5k -> $5k within 3-4 weeks. I just cbf, I'm loving life at the moment with my change in personality, routine and basically confidence.


Hahaha umm, I got out of shape from year7 - year10. The year 10 school break, I didn't only regain fitness, but got even bigger than before lol. Like I mentioned earlier, I increased my benching by 50% in 6 weeks from 50kg->75kg. I started doing 15-20 pushups in a row to 50. Also, I wish I played NRL, I would've been a great forward but I actually wasn't allowed lol. Who do you support?

Thanks also for the support with my exams, I'm starting major studying tomorrow for the next 4 weeks. :'(
 

You wouldn't give me money.. ><

What would you do to create such an investment?
 

Invest in a high volume market, that's about it.
 


I was out of shape throughout year 7-end of year 8, currently in year 9 training/work outs 2-3 times a week (+ 1 hour game of A.F.L and general fitness classes as an elective within my school) (which I feel is sufficient enough for my age) also I support Auckland Warriors/ All Blacks being born in N.Z Also intense studying for 4 weeks? Haaave fun !
 
I'd never give money to someone for there holiday, coulda had one yourself.
 
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