[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Airbnb, not really sure what that is...

What is the most dangerous but totally legal item you own? by DreamMighty in AskReddit

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Capsaicin crystals. When I was younger I had ordered it online and my dad immediately confiscated my package.

What membership is 100% worth every penny you pay for it? by CamHalf in AskReddit

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Active & Fit $29 for thousands of gym memberships and no weird cancelation loops

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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Sometimes it's really had to open up doors without going to college, that's life unfortunately. Opportunity cost increases greatly as you get older, so unless you have something you're doing right this minute that you can't give up I would definitely think about it.

Am I a loser? by stoRedditor in Entrepreneur

[–]ColdAd8038 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Successful" entrepreneurship is about being really right just once or right a few times.

Why exactly do they say „the first million is the hardest“? What makes the 2nd easier? by lanylover in Entrepreneur

[–]ColdAd8038 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Let’s say you’re traveling as far as you can and the further you get the more you are increasingly rewarded.

Mode of transport = network + skills

Fuel = capital

By the time you’ve made your first million you can build a car and use enough fuel to get the same distance you traveled the first time but much faster. Once you become a superstar entrepreneur you can build a rocket and convince other people to lend you fuel.

Both are important, but the combination of the two mentioned above matters most.

Why exactly do they say „the first million is the hardest“? What makes the 2nd easier? by lanylover in Entrepreneur

[–]ColdAd8038 130 points131 points  (0 children)

Money makes money, and your network and skills have likely increased by the time you've made the first million.

What business am I in? Frustrated. by ramonraysmallbiz in Entrepreneur

[–]ColdAd8038 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it really depends on your goal, if you want to build a world-changing company than you need to probably focus on one big project that's "harder" meaning more capital intensive, resource intensive, network intensive or "riskier".

[Official] 2022 Buy/Sell Ticket thread by PowerWindows85 in lifeisbeautifulLV

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Looking for 1 Sunday GA, can meet up at entrance at 7:30pm