Here's some advice from experience to those of you who are aspiring to find success and make money.
First off, you want to guage your honest goals. Do you want a comforrable living; $50-200k yearly? Or do you want to make seven, or eight figures?
Once you figure that out; you can proceed to actually pursuing the money. No matter what, you will start out small, but you should enter a market where there is serious growth potential.
Take every opportunity you can. Some bs name for this is being a serial entrepeneur. But really, if you want to succeed, pursuing multiple things will only increase your chances.
Also, keep cost efficiency in mind. Risk versus reward. Sometimes low risk low reward investments are good to provide an income for higher risk investments.
Anyway, on to my main points.
Entrepeneurs are the biggest risk takers in life, and that's something to respect. Deciding to go out on a limb to find success by an idea takes a risk of not only time, but often also money.
Anyway, here are a few things to keep in mind while you look for success.
1. Monetizing techniques are beyond fucking stupid. No you will not make bank off some guys shitty monetizing technique. The only reason people sell these techniques is because they generally do not work. Sometimes they will though; but generally that time is better spent elsewhere. Real success cannot be copied by a method or technique.
2. Find a niche. Yea, most markets are saturated, so you need to find a niche in order to find that initial success and grow. It could be a unique sector of the clothing market, or it could be a niche based on a skill you habe that others don't.
3. Always assess risk versus reward. You need reward to outweigh risk, and you also need to consider how a failed risky investment can impact you long term.
4. Realize that all entrepeneurs experience failure. A healthy mix of dedication and intelligence is what seperates those who succeed from those who fail.
First off, you want to guage your honest goals. Do you want a comforrable living; $50-200k yearly? Or do you want to make seven, or eight figures?
Once you figure that out; you can proceed to actually pursuing the money. No matter what, you will start out small, but you should enter a market where there is serious growth potential.
Take every opportunity you can. Some bs name for this is being a serial entrepeneur. But really, if you want to succeed, pursuing multiple things will only increase your chances.
Also, keep cost efficiency in mind. Risk versus reward. Sometimes low risk low reward investments are good to provide an income for higher risk investments.
Anyway, on to my main points.
Entrepeneurs are the biggest risk takers in life, and that's something to respect. Deciding to go out on a limb to find success by an idea takes a risk of not only time, but often also money.
Anyway, here are a few things to keep in mind while you look for success.
1. Monetizing techniques are beyond fucking stupid. No you will not make bank off some guys shitty monetizing technique. The only reason people sell these techniques is because they generally do not work. Sometimes they will though; but generally that time is better spent elsewhere. Real success cannot be copied by a method or technique.
2. Find a niche. Yea, most markets are saturated, so you need to find a niche in order to find that initial success and grow. It could be a unique sector of the clothing market, or it could be a niche based on a skill you habe that others don't.
3. Always assess risk versus reward. You need reward to outweigh risk, and you also need to consider how a failed risky investment can impact you long term.
4. Realize that all entrepeneurs experience failure. A healthy mix of dedication and intelligence is what seperates those who succeed from those who fail.