/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9868725
> Some of us actually dream of making up enough money to start our own firms
You will never make it. Why? Because you still dream about starting your firm. If you really wanted to do it, you'd have done it a long time ago.

>>7450627
1) Find out what you're good at. Don't confuse "I like XY" with "I'm good at XY", because nobody you will only succeed with something you're good at.
2) Start creating products in your chosen field and present them to the public once they are polished and/or promising
3) You will inevitably stumble over people that see your product and either want to buy it or hire you to create something similar for them
4) Start working as a freelancer (if hired) or polish and expand your product (if people want it directly)
5) Grow your business, start a company, start hiring people that help you in the fields you're not good at (e.g. if you're good at coding, get a product manager / sales type)
6) Repeat step 5 ad infinitum

Oh, and forget about "that one great business idea". Nobody gives a shit about ideas. There are dozens of useless retards running around at startup conferences shilling their ideas, but have no skills whatsoever to make them a reality (and usually oversee a ton of failpoints in their oh-so great idea because they have no idea what they're actually talking about). Skills matter, ideas don't.

>>6335383
Because I cashed out all my BTC at 18k before Christmas into fiat and alts and I wanted to hold one single BTC for the rest of my life as a reminder of what made me filthy rich in the first place