/biz/ - Business & Finance

The last thread was archived quite quickly, wonder what's up with that.

>>24487285
>The most accountable people have singular, public, and risky brands.

Explain.

sometimes, i lie to my friends about business advice, and they never call me out on it

>>24487400
>>24487400
Not too sure what he meant by that one, Musk definitely isn't "singular" since he founded paypal, tesla, spacex, and boring and Trump has a fuck ton of investments and varying businesses. I think he was making a point regarding their image as a person.

https://stocktwits.com/SmartOptionsAlgo/message/260956672

http://clfto50.gamekongs.com

All into CLF

>>24487635
Thank you anon very cool

bump

>>24487285
Bros is getting an idea in the first place just a matter of luck? Also, if you learn2code, do you just start seeing opportunities as you gain experience?

>>24489236
The more experience and knowledge you gain the more your eyes begin to open to possible opportunities, definitely.

Luck is important too, however.

>>24489236
Its gonna be hard to get hired as a software engineer without a CS, CE or EE degree. Not saying it can't be done but you have to be hot stuff with a ton of actual projects done. And not bs fizzbuzz leetcode tier projects but stuff that shows off that you know front end and backend development (assuming that's what you want to do). Start learning basic front end webdev then after you get a good handle on that move onto the server side skills. And focus on projects that actually have the potential to make you money in the future, that will keep you motivated to keep working on then. I'm the memeatlas anon from the last thread so that's what I did and it's been working out well so far.

https://www.memeatlas.com/

Based OP, I somehow missed all of these.
Going back to read through now, Fast Lane Millionaire was good.

I think Robert Greene - Mastery and Napoleon Hills - Think and Grow Rich would be good recommendatios if your creating a pasta. I haven't gotten around to the latter but was highly recommended.

>>24489368
>Luck is important too, however
Patience and practice is not luck
Executing what you have practiced patiently is not luck

>>24490545

I’m a non-CS major and did a bootcamp to do exactly those steps. Very worth the 18k, would’ve been very challenging to do alone.

>online entrepreneurial ventures are super overcrowded
>physical entrepreneurial ventures (local power washing, etc.) require too much time when working full time
I feel like a local, physical business would do pretty good, but it's hard to find time to start one working full time

>>24491737
Ya those bootcamps seem to be worth it. Did you get placed quickly after completing it?

>>24491737
what bootcamp was it? Seems like all the ones near me (Virginia) are in NYC or Chicago... barely any in DC.

im making my own game, am i /eg/

30 years old wageslave boomer here. How do I get my shit together