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Originally Posted by HondaCRZy
Then someone else who can execute it better should take the reigns then.
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take what reigns? you haven't done anything yet.
but you have finally (kind of) said something half intelligent. that is, the market will dictate the winners and losers - the winners will have businesses that thrive, the losers will have businesses that go to zero. you will prove us all correct by never making a dollar on this venture, so perhaps your smartest move is to move on.
please remember what i am about to tell you, it is vital information, and is something I have learnt in my 31 years on this planet.
not everyone can be entrepreneurs. I am not an entrepreneur. I'm an extremely talented business person, but I'm not an entrepreneur. I have had side businesses, they have made some good money, but not good enough - i could never give up my career to do this full time (which was the goal) - they've turned into good pocket money ventures, they pay for vacations here and there. I will continue to do side things just in case i land on something that happens to explode, but my main efforts are my career, as they will provide a big paycheck every month, healthcare, security, a pension, annual pay raises, bonuses, additional skills, marketability, etc.
the point here is that every minute you waste on this is a minute you should be spending thinking about getting a real job. do this shit on the side, but you have clearly shown yourself to be a failure at business thus far. earn the money yourself, get a real job, earn some good money - work hard, further educate yourself, and then put $10K into this, no more, and see where it goes - if it ends up making you $1K a month (net income, not sales), that's not bad, that's a mediocre success, if it makes you $10K a month, that's a good success, continue with it, if it makes you nothing, you've lost $10K... move on