LMS analogy

[iHaveSex]

There are spoiled rich kids who can drop a few grand every day and never have to work a day in their lives, they have Ferraris, Bentleys and live in mansions. Tons of chicks dream about this life and super excited when meet those rich guys.

And you go to work nine to five like a bitch for your S40k/year (hopefully). There's 99% chance that you will never have as much money as these rich kids. Even if you try hard, raises and promotions can increase your income by 100-150% max.

YOU WILL NEVER BE THAT RICH. Does that mean you should give up on your career and work in McDonalds the rest of your life?

[visceral pope]

Originally Posted by iHaveSex

There are spoiled rich kids who can drop a few grand every day and never have to work a day in their lives, they have Ferraris, Bentleys and live in mansions. Tons of chicks dream about this life and super excited when meet those rich guys.

And you go to work nine to five like a bitch for your S40k/year (hopefully). There's 99% chance that you will never have as much money as these rich kids. Even if you try hard, raises and promotions can increase your income by 100-150% max.

YOU WILL NEVER BE THAT RICH. Does that mean you should give up on your career and work in McDonalds the rest of your life?

[CybeI]

>Implying you become rich by working for someone else

[iHaveSex]

Originally Posted by CybeI

>Implying you become rich by working for someone else

getting rich by starting your own business is possible, but very improbable

only 11.3% of americans are entrepreneurs and 90% of small businesses fail

so if you are an average citizen, you have about 1% chance of having a successful business (which does not guarantee a millionaire lifestyle)

[visceral pope]

Originally Posted by iHaveSex

getting rich by starting your own business is possible, but very improbable

only 11.3% of americans are entrepreneurs and 90% of small businesses fail

so if you are an average citizen, you have about 1% chance of having a successful business (which does not guarantee a millionaire lifestyle)

most rich people have started up 2 to 3 companies that failed and it`s usually the 4th that makes them a millionaire

the guys that really give a fuck about money are the one`s that never had it in youth

only 11.3% of americans are entrepreneurs

that`s because if you are stockbroker you are millionaire after 4 years

or if you are a dentist, or highly specialized engineer, or a lawyer, you can make even 500,000$/year which is enough to most of

and let`s mention the people out there have problems sticking to a diet, than how do you expect them to have persistence running a business?!

[Discovery]