/lit/ - Literature

>>17901830
>tl;dr i liked it and it motivated me to start my own business when i was a teenager, which i successful manage today

What kind of business, and how did you start it? My problem with these types of books is that they are 95% motivation, with at best 5% practical advice. I understand the pros of owning your own business, but I have no idea how to start one. Currently I'm waging to save enough capital so I can even start something (can't start a business without a little of starting capital, and family is poor). But even once I have the capital I have no idea what to do. How should I decide what industry to go into. And even if I decide on that, how do I go about starting things up and finding customers. Let alone managing people. It's all the practical hoops of starting a business that I need real help with, and these books never give advice on that angle.

>>12642526
Women are better off marrying sooner rather than later. Other wise they hit the wall in their 30's and become depressed for the rest of their lives. The path that men should take, isn't the path women should.

But I agree that men should explore.

>>12105678
Glad I'm not the only one. I've been studying Moonspeak and Moonrunes for 3 - 4 years now, and I am between N3 - N2. (Conversational, but not exactly fluent as when I speak with people they have to dumb down their language a bit, and reading news papers or novels is still a huge hassle).

Then I go online and every fucking weeaboo faggot has his own "How I became fluent in Japanese in 2 years". Every fucker online brags about how easy they learned the language, but I've literally never ran into these people in real life. So either they are hard core LARPERS, or the reason they learned so quickly is because they are NEET and never leave their house.

Anyway, for us normal people OP, we just have to grind it out and improve slowly over time.

>>11773421
Why, because Peterson BTFO'd this Post-modernist hack?