Self Employed / Owner Operator

[Anonymous No.3414553]

92% of /biz/ threads about cryptocurrency.

Does anyone actually just work for themselves? Own an actual business... or just makes money selling products or services?

Am I just in the wrong place?

[Anonymous No.3414572]

>>3414553
>wants to talk about business
>instead of talking about it complains about cryptocurrency
y?

[Anonymous No.3414573]

no. start a /yay5percentgainz/ board if you want to talk to other normies about your paper monopoly money

[Anonymous No.3414574]

>>3414553
The chance of making money of that shit and not burning out of stress nowadays is 5%

[Anonymous No.3414662]

Own 25% of a property casualty insurance agency.

Building renewals of 20k+ per year

All in on Iota, Qtum and BNT

Feels good man

[Anonymous No.3414663]

I make video game art full-time for half a dozen different programmers who want to make indie games with the leftovers of their paychecks.

But I invest 60% of my freelance earnings into crypto.

[Anonymous No.3414700]

Hey hey hey, claim down silly sausages.

How you invest the money is on you - and power to you if crypto is your cup of tea.

What I'm talking about is how you make/made your money in the first place?

I have my own business, 3 full time employees and enjoy fact I can be selective on taking on new clients.

Where did you start /biz/?

[Anonymous No.3414711]

>>3414662
>>3414663

*thumbs up*

[Anonymous No.3414739]

>>3414553
when /g/ got flooded by crypto threads /biz/ was created from it's rip
usually always crypto here but sometimes there are really good threads about real business
if you're lucky you might catch one the other day or create a good one yourself
this one is shit stop complaining nocoiner

[Anonymous No.3414772]

>>3414553
Where do I start? I own an drop shipping site but it's shit. No sales. I want to go into a real business. Any advice, OP?

[Anonymous No.3414873]

>>3414663
nice. yeah I have a 3d business but some goes to crypto...

[Anonymous No.3414884]

>>3414772

Find out what trade is in high demand in your state / country. See how long it takes to get the qualification in that trade. Maintain a quality standard that surpasses your competition in that trade.

If that's not suitable in the area / country -- as an apprentice I use to go to garage sales and opportunity stores and buy items and sell on other platforms (ebay, facebook groups) - I had a algorithm of $1:$3 (if I paid $10 I want $30 or it wasn't worth me my time buying the item to resell).

[Anonymous No.3414915]

>>3414884
Thank you OP! I screenshot this. I am going to do some homework on it. Btw, I am 30, applied to 400+ jobs, some college, and I am just trying to pay off my family's mortgage. A little advice goes a long way but I'll be thinking about what you said and applying it

[Anonymous No.3415191]

>>3414553
Father owns a few machine shops, around 250 workers total. Makes parts for f35s n shit. He plans on retiring and giving me the keys when i finish school. Not quite sure what to do.

[Anonymous No.3415662]

>>3414553

I'm CTO and cofounder of a small website having about 300k visitors a month. We also do B2B stuff in the sector we are working in.

[Anonymous No.3415676]

>>3415191
facepalm.jpg

[Anonymous No.3416023]

>>3415662
Porn?