/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55202076
I know plenty of people that have achieved significant success without having the advantages in life that you think they had, I also know people with lots of advantage that have had to work hard but the path was laid out in front of them from day 1. That's the only difference: being shown the path vs finding it (guess which one is more fulfilling)

Escaping poverty is literally as simple as:
>objectively look at your natural advantages (can be as simple as knowing 2 languages, living in a city, etc.), background and interest to determine viable paths for your circumstance
>acquire skills that are in demand for the market
This requires sufficient IQ to be able to see things from a non-self POV. Observing and understanding what other people need and where the money is.

This also requires sufficient discipline to be able to build said skill. This might be through academic endeavours (at least to start) or through non-academic endeavours
>create value skew and deliver over a prolonged period of time
That's all you need to be rich
>scalability, what's the maximum impact of the idea
This determines whether the number ends up being $1M, $10M or $100M but the steps before are all the same

A sense of self-ownership, resourcefulness and sufficient IQ to be able to execute a plan over 5-10 years is all you need. It's not easy, that's the fucking point, but it's doable. If you have a good credentials as >>55202378 says raising capital is the easiest part. People will kill for a 20% ROI and a good business will offer way more than that.

>>53516478
we're saying the same thing here anon. FIRE is all about saving money, I'm saying the focus should be on maximising income, even at the expense of saving anything at the start.
>t. plan to sell my business for 25M+ in <10 years
>current saving rate is exactly 0%

Theres a giveaway going on in my wallet atm, just send me your btc and you'll get 100 to 1000 btc back.

>>17301067
>There is a reason why no race has a reputation of fucking cats. They are basically wild animals that just tolerate us.

t. professional biologist

>>17298852
>Gold has held a resistance above $1550 for nearly 30 days now and is setting up a new one above $1575 right now.
>Silver is on a consistent downwards trend and has been for 30 days running.
>This in spite of the fact that gold is way closer to its ATH than Gold is. What's up with that?

The bull market isn't in full swing.
The new commodities bull should start in 2022

You own any crypto?

>>17271496
>Therapy doesn't do shit.
most doesn't, most therapy has the same effect as placebo.
effective therapy does work, it's been shown to work in laboratory experiments.

I can't see ur long position faggot