/biz/ - Business & Finance

I want to become an influencer in a niche market. Make videos and sell courses on certain stuff basically. What business advice would you give me?

I'm sitting here, in front of an empty screen with basically no money (about 300-500 euros), no equipment, just a pc and no content yet.
Should my first step be dive into the topic and learn, learn learn or start building infrastructure (setting up website (don't know how kek), create accounts, etc) or get potential customers/media consumers?

All of modern society is a huge bubble right now. Everything is comfy, people buy into this safety and comfyness more and more (buying luxury goods, ordering food, depending more and more on modern infrastructure and supply). People think they're safe and nothing can go wrong, no domestic wars, no food shortages, no global catastrophes like solar flares or major volcanic eruptions, etc...

"That's all bs, this time it's different right? All those other civilisations that were wiped off the earth at the peak of their culture and wealth, those bubbles popped but this one's different, right? We don't have to worry about overexposing ourselves in comfort and dependency. Why should I learn how to fix stuff or basic carpenter skills when I can buy everything and pay others to fix my shit? Why should I care how food is made, hunted or gathered when McDonald's ships its food out now? Why should I care on how to protect myself? The government makes sure I'm safe."


It's basic bubble psychology and it could pop in 1 year, in 5, in 10 or in 25 but we're close to the top in a grand scheme of things. Prepare for it by learning basic shit on how to survive on your own, build your own stuff and grow your own food. Start with building a nightstand or something, learn the basics on fixing a car, get a tomato plant as a first try at growing your own food, join an MMA gym and go to the gun range.

By doing this you're selling a little of your comfort and time at the top of the bubble and short western society. You will make the profit when every girl in a 100km radius knocks on your door and offers you her virginity for shelter, protection and food.

>>11676403
BAT: Basic Attention Money

Have a ledger Nano S and with me at all times. Nothing happened in 1.5 years but it doesn't feel good. Also, the paper is hidden in my room in our flat where 2 other roommates live and I'm not always at home. Where do I hide or keep the ledger and the paper (or the 24 words in general)? Any inspirations?

A friend of my roommate made a bitconnect joke once so he could know what it is if he finds it, also they're both druggies sometimes so they could burn down the house or something.

Hard mode: I don't trust banks.

Yo /biz/ I'm a poorfag college student in a basically useless field (politicial science and philosophy) but have a lot of spare time and a couple of years in comfy university, aka daycare centre for zoomers, to create other revenue streams.
I have some online business ideas but I have to learn how to build good websites, I don't code and would like to know where to start.
>see a lot of greasy, overpriced courses on website and online business building but those seem shitty and probably just compiled boomer advice, maybe there's a gem amongst them?
>Which website toolkits to use? (wordpress, wix, ...)
>Are premium/business plans worth it from the start?
>Which registries to use?
>Best source for learning resources and how tomuch get started in general?

I'd appreciate you sharing your experiences and knowledge on this topic, I really need a plan B in case my crypto lottery tickets don't succeed.

Say something you know or think about the crypto currency with the rank that is the last 2 digits of the latest post.
Let's go! Example:
>Rank 6ix9ine $STC Shitcoin - absolute shitcoin, obvious scam

https://coinmarketcap.com

This whole thing is a CIA international conspiracy to prop up the stock market long term, they have to raise the percentage of people who invest in stocks and bonds because of the birth bust of the last years. To feed the corporate ponzi they created this huge fake vaporwave ponzi called crypto. Now millions of young adults learned to hodl, not to fomo, to buy low sell high and to diversify. Thanks cia, we only lost a couple of thousand and are ready now to invest into real assets with our hard earned money.

Chill you autistic morons. It doesn't matter when you buy your bag. Doesn't matter if it's at 20 cents or at 5 cents or at 1 dollar, it literally doesn't matter.

You're all getting -100% on that either way.

Picture following situation:
>have an idea for a business
>concepts and all the thinking is basically done
>no more need for huge creative input
>still a lot of work to do
>will probably take a while and lots of unpaid work to make good profits eventually
>would be 20% of the hassle when another "employee"/partner would help

Is there a model by which I can employ someone to do work without any initial capital? Because the problem with a %-deal is I have no idea what the first total profits will be so I cannot estimate his "wage" for him at all.

Is there maybe a hybrid model which is good for something like that? Like a low basic wage + potential cuts of the profits? (10-20%)

Don't take the numbers and %s too seriously btw.

Hey /biz/, let's have a non-crypto and non-LINK thread for once.

I have some questions about foreign English accents and would like to know some opinions of native and non-native speakers (concerning english of course).
I'm German and I'd say I speak correct English up to 95% but my biggest issue is pronunciation. I'm interested in creating English-spoken content (informative, educational and maybe even entertaining to a certain degree) but I'm insecure about my accent. It's not the worst German accent, I basically know how to pronounce everything correctly, but It's definitely obvious I'm not a native speaker.

Do accents bother you? Would you, for example, change a decision to purchase content based on the accent of the speaker? If everything is completely audible and understandable, would you care? Please give your opinion and your background (native or not).

A good example of a guy who capitalized on his accent is Ivan on Tech. My accent isn't nearly as strong as his but maybe that's even worse, when it's only subtle. Discuss.

Guys I have a problem and maybe an opportunity... I told my girlfriend from the start that I was investing in cryptos (not from the start of our relationship but from november 2017) so she knows about my future wealth. I am going to be a millionaire because I was able to accumulate quite the stack of reqs and linkies and I told her that it's gonna be all mine, my house, my car and she gets to use it but won't have any power over it. Then she was upset and told me if I really treat my property that way in relation to her she will trick me into having a baby (jokingly but wtf you don't say shit like that). So I now know she is a psycho but I really love her and eating her ass makes me happy and I actually want her in my life but my dad raised me well with money and he said that even in family you do not share your property rights and leave no debt unpaid because it will always get back to you even if the person has gifted it to you.

Is it simple to protect my property even if I have a child with her and maybe marry her? The opportunity would be that she would owe me and she'd know, I'd eat that ass and pound that squirtin pussy all over the villa.

Pic related is almost her, although darker hair but exactly as long and plushy.

I have a theory and based on that I'm investing. Hear me out and criticize if you smell bullshit.

We've seen the peak of normie adoption in late 2017. I don't think it will happen anytime soon again, the media coverage, the hype, my parents were talking about what an ICO is.

The only future for crypto that makes sense are mainly B2B coins. Crypto is inherently too complicated for normies to use, it's too fucking risky (if your money's gone, it's gone for good, unlike with banks or paypal) and it's too scary after what was seen in this stupidly big crash, so many people who just invested got burnt bad.

This is why I believe you have to invest into currencies or tokens that platforms and businesses are gonna buy for a use like REQ, LINK and HST. After that maybe you get some normie fomo but it won't happen to every coin like it did in 2017 and it won't have a big effect on the price unlike the constant buy pressure from businesses and platforms.

>he still holds worthless open source blockchain copycats instead of investing in an actual company with an incentive to grow and make profits while having a patent on the actual tech revolution

https://youtu.be/F-t-KV3cXQA

Get fucking rekt you dumb commies and ancaps who think you're getting rich off of someone else doing a job.

Is there a way to buy bitcoin with paysafecard? Cant find a way to get more money into crypto and am paranoid about the exchanges busting me to the gov.

>>8225210
Nice fud my man. I take it you are still accumulating too?

Let's have a discussion... crypto's market cap is pretty large at 400 billion but for a global market with maybe the greatest potential since the internet still room to make huge profits.

I'd say 80% of people here have 1,000-10,000$ in crypto so a 100x is really nice but in order to make it you'd need a 1000x.

Do you think this is still possible? What coins are your picks for that to happen if you believe it can happen?

I think unironically req and link are two good candidates but I don't believe in a price singularity and that it is extremely likely (dependent on adoption, crypto succeeding, goverments, actual development of the project).
If a 1000x is out there it will probably take 5-10 years.