Author: MrRIP

This is the seventh chapter in my financial story series. In the previous chapter I became free. Here I’ll show you how cool is a golden cage. In next and final chapter I’ll show you what the future looks like. July 2020 Update: the series is not over! You can read about the dark side of my Hooli

This is the sixth chapter in my financial story series. In the previous chapter I tried to level my life up. Here I’ll show you what freedom looks like. In next chapter I’ll be back in the cage, but a golden one. Note: I have stolen copied been inspired by “the job experience” post series by livingafi.

This is the fifth chapter in my financial story series. In the previous chapter I tried to help robots conquer the world. Here I’ll show you how the funniest job in the world actually sucks. In next chapter I’ll go alone and conquer the world. Note: I have stolen copied been inspired by “the job experience” post series by

This is the fourth chapter in my financial story series. In the previous chapter I became an engineer and engineered my first financial failure. Here I’ll show you how dream jobs are not that dreamy. In next chapter we’ll destroy another dream. Note: I have stolen copied been inspired by “the job experience” post series by livingafi. I

This is the third chapter in my financial story series. In the previous chapter I was a high school student with millions in my bank. Here I’ll show you how I survived through University years without piles of debts. Next chapter will be about my first steps as researcher. In 1996 my monthly allowance raised

This is the second chapter in my financial story series. In the previous chapter I discussed the preteen era and first contact with money, here I’m going to show you how my finances evolved during the 5 years of High School. Next chapter will be about University years and the taste of actual jobs. High school years

This is the first of a series of several posts about my financial story. Here I’m going to talk about my secondary school years and my first contact with money management. Next chapter will revolve around high school age and the taste of actual money. I think it’s worth sharing to give the readers context about me, my