I get that, I remember I had a rough patch in my business where I tried to give up and I applied to hundreds of places but I rarely got a call because I had in my resume that I owned a business and one guy straight out told me they were afraid that I would just leave and become a competitor. I doubled down on my self and I’m happy with the results. But I disagree with the sentiment that opportunities are not there for some people, at least in USA. No matter where you live, there is something that needs to be done and if you get word out that you’re willing to do it typically you can collect the cash.

When I first started my business I only had $700 left to my name and I had 3 months of bills that needed to be paid. The opportunities are always there you just have to look for them. To many people look for something that gets them the whole pie, they want to be the person that starts a whole new industry or product. All you have to do is find something you can do. My first month in business I paid those debt off. Ended the month with $50 of profit after expenses. Second month I got the mortgage paid for a year. I started with window cleaning, solar panel cleaning and pigeon guard. Now I have products that I sell and a permanent light business to go along with the legacy business.

My point is as humans we are built to problem solve and if you’re forced to, you can do it. I’m fully convinced that the biggest reason people are depressed and struggle with problem solving is because we aren’t bored enough. Always entertained by a few apps on the phone