If You Won The Lottery Tomorrow, What Would You Actually Do?

Curious to hear how people would genuinely spend (or save) a life-changing windfall.

Not just "quit my job and travel forever" I want the real plans. Pay off debt? Buy a house? Start a business? Help family? Or maybe invest it all and keep living normal?

Imagine winning something like $50M+ after taxes. What's your immediate move, and where does that money go over the next 5 years?

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u/PumpkinOther2637 — 9 days ago
▲ 3 r/SideHustleGold+1 crossposts

Women of Reddit, what's your favorite/most underrated way to make extra money?

Full transparency: I'm 25, zero side hustle experience, and my current income source is "checking my bank account and wincing."what's your favorite or most underrated way to make extra money?Asking for 25-year-old me and every other newbie lurking.

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u/PumpkinOther2637 — 1 month ago
▲ 17 r/NoFilter_discussions+2 crossposts

Be honest with yourself for one minute: are you actually an addict?

try going one full day without it.Not the dramatic kind. I mean the quiet kind nobody talks about.I don't even enjoy half of this stuff anymore. I just… need it.

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u/PumpkinOther2637 — 1 month ago

Does manifesting actually work, or is positive thinking just placebo with good branding?

I've been deep-diving into manifestation and the whole "positive mindset attracts success" thing, and honestly... I'm torn.

Some people I know swear their lives changed after they started visualizing their goals and journaling daily — better jobs, money, relationships, everything. Then others say it's just recycled psychology mixed with survivorship bias, and that grinding beats affirming every single time.

I'm genuinely curious where people land on this:

  • Have you ever actually manifested something? Like, REALLY tried?
  • Or did you try and it flopped hard?
  • Is mindset truly shaping reality, or is it luck + hustle with a spiritual story attached?

Not looking to start a war in the comments (okay, maybe a little). I just want honest opinions — believers, skeptics, and everyone in between.

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u/PumpkinOther2637 — 1 month ago
▲ 2.3k r/god+1 crossposts

If you're ever in a position to help someone, be glad. Someone prayed for what you can give.

u/PumpkinOther2637 — 1 month ago