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Originally posted by umayoska on 17 May 2007 - 05:12 PM See I've got my own Quarter life crisis. We all get to this one point in life where we make a final choice which road we'll be taking. Money or Passion? ROAD 1: If you had this job, everything was going well, good business was moving you up the ladder, and you were being bumped up to a very important position (say Business Develpment for example), and it ensured travel, profit shares, and good earned big pay, but it didn't move you... It didn't excite you... It didn't make you feel any alive, and it made you feel boring and dead, and not to mention the long hours of working 6 days a week and sometimes 7... BUT it would give you all the money in the world and give you what you want (security and material things). ROAD 2: Then there's the other road. Something that excites you, makes you feel alive, and would give you all the worthy experiences in the world... A life of meaning. But it didn't assure you any money or wealth, and you've never done it professionally and you'll be starting from scratch, at the bottom... But is a life of an artist and this is what you want to be. I'd like to know what my fellow MTCers have to say... Well actually I just want to know what to do, I have actually told friends in past to go for ROAD 2 with ease, but the choice is actually very hard to make when its your life... Haaaayy.. It's so hard to turn away from money.... I'm 23 and these are the two roads I have to choose on SOON.

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Planning your future can seem daunting without the help of mentors and guides. That is why there are financial advisors. Yes, they will cost you, but the overall effect is worth it. They can will ask you questions first, and you will have to ask them questions too. The more you open up to your advisor the more they can tailor fit investments and other things for you. Here are 10 questions you should ask your financial advisors.

Thought of making this thread as sort of a guide to navigating the infinite financial services in the USA. Did you know that American financial companies created services to circumnavigate 3rd world laws? I come from a developing country where laws kept many people from helping themselves, where banks have all the power to control everyone. But in the USA everything’s much, much better.

1. I'd do genetic research on how to improve humans. Increased strength, speed, you know the super soldier types. Maybe we can genetically engineer a 4 armed human to handle more weapons? 2. Fountain of youth and everlasting life. We all want to live forever! 3. Bring back the dead. Since everyone of us misses a loved one or two. 4. Remove part of the brain that handles pain and emotion? Enlarge part of the brain responsible for processing information. What's your experiment?