/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16719180
While most successful people worked hard, lots of unsuccessful people work hard too, I don't think that hellish crucible is the secret. A better point to make is the thing most successful people share was the means to endure successive failures - be those social, emotional, or most importantly financial. like this >>16719205 anon says. If your business fails, you're not in debt your whole life, you social reputation isn't in ruins.
Not only that having that safety net financially makes it a hell of a lot easier to have confidence in the face of social rejection.

>>16719217
kek, this

>>16662444
they get out of the house and have the confidence and charm to actually speak to other people, some of whom might be attractive women for one.
The rest kind of takes care of itself if you're not an autist, or at least are a autist who has studied human interaction like you're a zoologist.
It's not a fucking mystery.
Even broke guys get pussy, if you're rich then that multiplies your chances, especially to get golddigging whores. It means girls who would have been like "He's cute but I'm not sure" now be like "I'm not sure, but he's rich, may as well"

>>16523230
>google, apple microsoft,
imagine if they had of bought shares in other surefire tickets like Kodak, Polaroid, Blockbuster, WeWork, Qwest Communications or the future of tech like Myspace, AOL Time Warner. Imagine how many gold plated toilets we'd be snorthing coke off of with out 10/10 Eastern European gfs anons...