Yeah, to me it sounds kinda stupid in theory. But then, I see their audience size, and how much money they’re making. In the end, I’m the fool, huh?
¨I wanna be a youtuber¨ sounds like the dumbest thing. Wrong.
Do you think you need a degree in communications to start a podcast? Nope!
Why should a 21-year old get a job when he can just start a youtube channel? Sure, he might need a job just for the time being. But he probably will have a better future with youtube than with any job he can find.
That’s crazy
Edit:. @SmallPaul What do you think of how times have changed, regarding making money? A conventional job vs new ways of making money online?
hahhaha yeah sorry. But that message does hit hard.
These kinds of videos also motivate me. People can argue about whether they’re fake or not. But they motivate me because it would be awesome to be someone earning those kinds of figures
Taikichiro Mori was an academic who became a real-estate investor at age 51 when he founded Mori Building Company. His brilliant investments made him the richest man in the world in 1992, when he had a net worth of $13 billion.
Very nice.Charles Schwab is solid. I’m with IG. I’m a big fan of their charts. I’m only trading fx so, for now, what other instruments a broker offers are irrelevant to me.
If I were to trade anything else it would be commodities, but they’re not available in the US–only as futures. Either way, fx is more than enough for me right now.
How do you like Charles Schwab’s charts? Or are charts not a decisive factor for you?
Adam Colucci, Jesse Wig and Dan Spanovich bought an abandoned high school in Homestead, Pennsylvania for $100,000 and turned it into a 31-unit apartment building.
Renovating A $100K Abandoned High School Into Apartments
For $100k?! Wow, quite some investment. (Wish I’d known, I would have paid at least £110k!!).
IB has a super-good reputation. The only thing I’ve ever heard “against” them is that their customer support operators can vary quite a bit on tech support issues (but that’s going to be true of all places their size, probably, I think?).
Dude said ¨we estimated the renovations would cost $2M. If we knew it would cost $3M, I’m not sure we would’ve done it.¨
That’s something to think about. I read one entrepreneur’s story a while ago. She suggested you don’t research too much. ¨If you knew all the problems that lay ahead of you, you’ll most likely back out.¨
Right. Suddenly, there’s a sinkhole behind the property, or an underground gas leak.
This is when a lot of people quit. The more problems arise, the more your competition/peers will drop out the race. It all becomes a matter of persistence. Can you find a solution or not? Short on money? Figure something out. An endangered species found nesting on the property? Figure something out.
Sometimes, we’ll think a solution is impossible. That is, until a more creative person comes along…
If you’ve really tried everything, and time runs out, you might lose big on an investment. Somehow, you gotta find a way to keep moving forward. Just because you lost, it doesn’t mean you should give up–even when everyone around you thinks you’re crazy.
