/biz/ - Business & Finance

Ever wondered why a couple of your precious "le revolutionary tech" tokens flopped over the past couple of weeks (ie: Neon & Solidly), while memecoins with no usecase are surviving, and not just that, but pumping despite btc acting like bullshit?

That's because none of you understand normies. You see, they don't give a flipping fuck about your stupid nerdy tech tokens with a usecase. Instead, they're interested in cute doggos and making quick money. They're making serious money while all of you sit on the sidelines and yap and moan and bitch on biz.

Learn how to be a little bit more normal. Stop being so wack, and start investing in doggo tokens where the cool kids are at. Shits so cash.

crypto? shits wack man. everyone made money on nfts bro

> Just dropship bro!
> If that doesn't work, then just affiliate market bro!
> That still didn't work bro?! That's wack. Try out digital real estate bro!
> I made $550 million by selling my social media marketing agency bro. It's that easy bro. What's so hard about it bro? Stop being lazy bro!

It's that easy bro, if you can't afford physical real estate, just go for digital real estate bro, I flipped a website *cough* DIGITAL REAL ESTATE ASSET for $50m+. IT'S THAT EASY BRO

Main question for you OP:

> Were you bullied by these same people back in high school, college, or whatever?

If the answer is yes, then I'm afraid to tell you that this is evolutionary biology/natural selection at work. You see, the alpha males who bullied did so to put you in your place on the social hierarchy. They'll always remain on the top, their bullying of you only reinforced their position at the top.

Alpha male = gets all the money, women, etc. They essentially enjoy the lions share/spoils of war

Beta male = you, getting bullied, put on your place at the bottom of the pyramid, the bottom feeder, the one who's "smart" but simply taken advantage of, alphas make you do all the work to earn THEM money, not you.

I get it, biology is a bitch. Suck it up and deal with it, your genetic destiny is determined at birth.

I'm on the hunt for marketing & sales books that actually teach the skills down to the very details, and not some stupid normie self-improvement books like reddit keeps pedalling.

So basically, no books like "Millionaire Fastlane" or "Rich Dad Poor Dad". I've read both and all they did is promote platitudes I already knew about.

So far, I already know about:
> How To Win Friends and Influence People
> GAP Selling
> Triangle Selling
> Fanatical Prospecting
> Influence
> Never Split the Difference
> Russell Brunson's books

I haven't read the above books yet but I'm assuming they're still normie tier self help books still?

I have to develop my skills in sales specifically, and some in marketing.

Crypto? Shit's wack man.

It's all about AI Saas now bro! I have a few courses you can check out bro, just follow my pages and dm me

> Just learn affiliate marketing bro
> Just start a marketing agency bro
> Just flip your shit on amazon fba bro
> Ebay prefers buyers over sellers? Stop your excuses bro!
> Slap some designs on canva and sell them through tshirts bro
> Just day trade bro
> Just trade options bro
> Crypto? pfft shits wack just flip NFT's bro
> Just get into real estate bro
> I'm already worth $20m bro why is so hard for you bro?

YouTube has some great information, but you have to know where to look. Here's some starter criteria:

> Don't watch vids with 100k+ views. This is how you know whichever business niche is being mentioned is already far too saturated for you to stand a chance in.
> Completely ditch all of the meme business ideas on YouTube: dropshipping, amazon fba, affiliate marketing, print on demand and social media marketing agencies - these business models worked in the mid 2010's when hardly anyone knew about them, but now the saturation is so extreme you'll actually lose money on these business models rather than making any money.

Of course, as I've been guilty of this too, you'll continue to fall for clever clickbait such as, "how he made it at age 25" and you'll soon discover that the 25 year old did something like dropshipping, but notice a common theme with all of these "i've made it" stories - the lucky rich guy always let's slip a critical detail:

> They had a buddy who already had a huge following on social media to help give the future rich guy a huge boost in critical marketing needed for success

The rich guy in those vids always let that slip very briefly before they quickly hush up and move back to talking platitudes about "working hard" to make it.