/biz/ - Business & Finance

Get a decent hair cut

>>50048136
Learn a trade

>>50048136
The easiest way is to have a valuable skillset (sales skills, interpersonal skills, technical skills). Then find a product/service to offer that maximizes the value you can capture over a longer period of time.

Too many people are just trying to get a higher income in a short period of time but that usually is just glorified wagecucking and they never end up building a scalable business model.

>>50048220
Can't I just buy a memecoin and sit on my ass instead plz?

>>50048136
do you enjoy working hard? if not better off to just get a job cause you will end up working harder while self-employed.

>>50048325
No -- the real money is made making the meme coin, not being part of the bottom rung of the pyramid scheme -- but at most you will get away with a few million dollars and you probably don't have the marketing & programming skills to accomplish that, especially in the current bear market.

>>50048440
Do you have the skills?

>>50048440
Could you please give me a simple easy to follow guide on how to get filthy rich quick. I have no connections, skills or startup capital. I don't want to work hard. And I don't want to do anything too uncomfortable.

Also please make it not too long. Under 100 words plz. Just a simple trick to make 100 million dollars with little effort in the next year or so.

>>50048515
No. That's why I haven't made my own meme coin. Go scour top CS programs for talented Freshman/Sophomores before they are getting paid $100+/hr as programmers for FAGMAN if you want to find business partners.

>>50048529
buy a lottery ticket and pray to whichever God you choose.

>>50048529
Buy 100M Lunc. Wait 4months. Sell.
It's never been so easy. Fr fr no cap

>>50048136
Stay long in crypto, confident fag. If you're smart enough, you'll be targeting the bottom so that you can ape in ahead of the next bull run. I'm currently hodling 80% of my total funds in sUSDC, while trading 20% from the spot and trading NFTs on Stashh

>>50048529
lmfao absolutely based, we are the same

>>50048597
I mean the meme coin part is pretty easy. Basically just copy the contract from github repository. If you don't integrate staking and all that you can do it in under an hour.

Though you need connection to a lot of telegram group owners or some rather sophisticated bot network for it to catch on.

Was looking into it though thought it's a soulless thing to spend my time on to look further into it

>>50048669
That's a dead one. It's like telling the weak OP to go and hug a 100k kVA transformer.

>>50048529
>filthy rich quick
It doesn't usually work like that. It takes a long-time to build a reputation unless you can piggyback off of an already successful team or have a product/service that has a short feedback loop such that you can scale a business extremely quickly -- think Facebook.

I would suggest working on your social skills -- technical skills aren't really required in putting together a business -- obviously, they help but often you can find a partner to handle the technical aspects of whatever you are doing. There is no shortage of educated people that have domain knowledge of a particular field.

There is a shortage of people with business sense & leadership skills required to build a successful business. It's not necessarily hard to do so -- but it requires a high level of commitment and a longer time horizon.

I think the most important thing you can do is to figure out what industry you want to work in. It will be a lot easier to keep committed to whatever you are doing if you have a genuine interest in it and don't have to force yourself to get out of bed every morning.

After that, you can focus on finding a differentiated product/service that will allow you to build a great business. That's when it will start to matter whether you are focused for 80+ hours a week or slacking for 40 hours a week -- although the required time commitment will also vary depending on the industry you choose to get into.

>>50048669
Pajeet, terra luna devs and its ecosystem devs should accept the secret call to buidl on the privacy mainnet

Second this. There's a shortage of good operators. Everybody wants to a techie or an iNfLueNceR. You could easily partner up with youtubers and help them build a shop on there brand or something if you're a good business operator

>>50048729
You should take another look Ranjeesh. It's going to be better than before. $1 is fud. The devs are bussin not sussin

>>50048771
I was memeposting, but this actually is ok advice. Thanks.

>>50048325
Nah, it is better to go and kill yourself instead of aping on memecoin

>>50048136
Just build a product or provide a service and sell it to your customers. You're one dumb cunt if you can't figure that out.

>>50048136
>red-pill me on self-employment

In 19 hundred, 90% of Americans were self-employed, now it's about 2%.
That's terror. Terror built into the system.

>>50050717
Pretty hard to start a business when big box companies will sell your products at a loss until you're financially ruined while they coast off all the other items they sell

>>50050758
It's called consolidation, strengthen corporations, weaken individuals.

>>50050717
based deus ex enjoyer
>"Number One: In 1945, corporations paid 50% of federal taxes; now they pay about 5%. Number Two: In 1900, 90% of Americans were self employed; now it's about 2%... It's called consolidation; strengthen governments and corporations, weaken individuals. With taxes, this can be done imperceptibly over time."

>>50048325
yes, dont listen to these boomer. do some research and buy PIT its the next SHIB and it un ruggable since its community owned. boomers mad the absolute cope of these guys.

>>50048529
Take out a loan for a house on your parents name, the max limit they can give you. Put all that into XRP. You're welcome.