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This is just another example of why working (and getting educated) to be an employee is usually a poor decision compared to putting your energy into becoming th
by blunte 5y ago
This is just another example of why working (and getting educated) to be an employee is usually a poor decision compared to putting your energy into becoming the employer.
Nobody explained this to me, and I spent over two decades running the employee rat race.
Most races take your time and energy, leaving you with far less reward than they promised (no matter how much you excel).
Young ones, let this be a lesson. Struggle and be poor for a decade if necessary, but build your own business. After 15-20 years you will probably be way ahead of your same age employee people.
- bb123 5y agoIs this really good advice? Most businesses fail.
- wing-_-nuts 5y agoIt's not. The expected value of starting a business is well below that of being an employee at a large company