/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11642987
At least it's there if on the off chance something does get tokenized. Maybe Unkle Sheik will feel bad for his nephew and tokenize his sons golden binky for the lulz. This is 80% of my folio

>>5149604
The problem is that you're just stupid. If you can't learn from your mistakes then you might as well give it up.

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>want to start a business
>will have to work myself so be technically self employed
>UK permanent resident
>us citizen
>will get taxed to oblivion
>need an accountant but no money
>only enough to start my business (just selling a service to people)

Hey /biz/ I need some advice and I thought this was the best place to ask since you're all interested in making money.

I recently listened to Rich dad Poor dad and I loved it. One of the things the book advised was truly profound; to choose work based on what you would learn. Not how much money you can make.

I never thought about it before like that. I thought that you only had to get the highest paid job you could but I was gladly wrong.

So onto my question...

for the next 6 months I'm doing motorcycle maintenance and maybe get a job if I can on it.

after those 6 months idk what to do. I want to move onto different things. The uk allows me to do 3 free years of further education. I'm doing one now so I have 2 left. I could get my A levels after (self study maths which would cost me to take the exam because I didn't get a B in GCSE. Economics. Either history or fucking idk and self study further maths too, which goes more indepth than maths) or an apprenticeship in a construction trade.

I guess business a level/btec are useless but I'm trying to find a sales course I could go on like the author reccomended. I'm shy and just haven't got good social skills. Therefore, going to a course that would force me to break out of my shell would be good. I would do that over the summer.

I want to start businesses while working in different jobs learning new shit. I'd be going into the marines if I'm accepted (I realise they're extremely picky when not in war time) after my free education. I might as well use it.

I'm not going to uni in the near future.
Mentor me lads

>what can you personally add to the company?
>Why would we choose you over the other candidates?
>How can you add value to the company?

How the fuck do I answer this?