>"start a business" It makes me laugh when retards

>>1751588
It's the only way to get rich, realistically. So you could spend 4 years in school and 15 year working your way up to to earn a decent living. Or you could spend 6 years starting businesses. And then you're at the top.

>>1751588

people dont understand the direct correspondence between risk and reward/loss

as a former employee of some small, independent run businesses I can also testity working for them is a bitch too, the margins cut your pay down to bare minimum and you get the whole life on the line vibe goin and its like, i didnt ask for this. just put me at a chain where nobody gives a fuck and they still make $10,000 a day because they are "x chain/ franchise"

>>1751588
I'm starting to think that business is getting more and more impossible by the day.
The tech sector looks to be booming, but who has the first hand at it? Thats right, the big boys, Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook etc.
Physical brick and mortar business are dead, atleast for the owners.

I'm not all gloom and doom, of course you can still make it in business, however you need to have a product or service that you can market to customers in a way that it becomes part of their life, so as to gain ""recurring revenue from recurring customers"".

>>1751617
I actually have lots of business ideas. But i don't have the funds to execute them yet. Which is why I'm currently doing shitty webshops until I can fund them.

>>1751618
Ideas don't mean a whole lot.
Whenever I get an idea, I ask people for validation before I even think about spending hours on research.
What ideas are you playing with? Apps? Physical products?