To get into unrecoverable debt and then tell everyone a ton of BS about how you hustled harder than them and they can make it too if they just tried harder. Change my mind. (JK you can’t change my mind)

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    1. Delusional self-confidence
    2. Horribly calibrated sense of risk-aversion
    3. Acceptance of unacceptably high debt
    4. Equally insane/supportive spouse
    5. Masochistic tolerance for pain
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    10 months ago

    Make videos in your Rolls Royce, Bentley, Maybach And speak on things that will hit people emotions. While still calling them broke

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    Have realistic goals. Instead of trying to be a one off e-commerce guru, grind in car sales and you’ll know ALOT about sales and business. It’s cut throat but you can’t ever make any jumps without having the hard skills with it.

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    Put it in your bio that you’re making six figures, and remind everyone why they’re not making six figures whilst they’re still in school

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    The actual key is either having a need for money at a young age and figuring out a hustle and/or having the understanding that selling your time to do 100% of the work for someone else to make 99.9% of the money is absurd.

    I’d go ahead and say the best entrepreneurs fall into one or both of these categories

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    One of the most quality posts I’ve seen here in some time. Thank you, finally.

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    Money is just an artificial construct. Debt is just a promise by you that you will pay someone back (possibly with interest). If the debt is not personally guaranteed (a company’s debt) it’s implied that if the company dies the money is gone.

    So I don’t think you are far off the mark, lol.