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ยป Made over 400k this year.. Misc I made it, but feel nothing.
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post 1626436343 12-23-2020, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted By badbart
For me its the journey, once I reach my goal and make the money the fun is over and I move on to other projects. I make a lot of money and have more then a million saved but I try to never think about it.
FUUURK i am the same minus the million dollars lol. I feel like as soon as I master something or reach the goal I get bored of it and am looking for a new challenge.

I have been self-employed for 6 years now and honestly, it was very rewarding the first few years when I made it.. aka made 2x more money than at my last job but I have been miserable for a few years now. Id love to be abe to stick to one thing and if i could i am sure id be ceo 10k a day but that is not the case.

I just did an interview for a job because I am so bored of what I been doing for the past 6 years that id rather be 9-5 corporate slave than do what I do now and be free.
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post 1626437303 12-23-2020, 09:11 PM
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>Figure out your FI (financial independence) number
>Get to FI number, won't take you long
>Stop working (sell biz, quit jobs)
>Do what youactuallywant to do in life
post 1626437883 12-23-2020, 09:19 PM
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Why are you wasting your time at a regular job when you make so much more with your businesses? Quit that chit
post 1626438223 12-23-2020, 09:23 PM
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Bruh miring hard! GJDM

So is it a Brick and Mortar store or online?

Is it a franchise?

I'm asking because I want to get into this line of business.


As for being bored, you need to find a way to delegate some of the menial tasks (e.g. putting price tag). This will mean paying someone to do chit.

Once you have the time freed up, look at what you really enjoy and do more of it.

Also, when you free up the time, don't neglect being part of a community/having friends/family, etc. If you have none of those then find a hobby and make friends (or do things with co-workers outside...grab a beer every now and then, it'll improve your mood)
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post 1626438843 12-23-2020, 09:30 PM
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Haha OP that is the price we pay as business owners.

2nd year of business for me,
1st year making well over 100k.

Gonna have my 5th day off in 2 years on Christmas. I'm happier than ever though.
post 1626439063 12-23-2020, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Omnivium
Why are you wasting your time at a regular job when you make so much more with your businesses? Quit that chit
I work 7am-1pm at that job. 30 hours a week. 49 weeks a year (3 weeks paid off) 90k a year. $1836 a week. $61 an hour. and they pay for my health insurance $2200 a month).

I may quit. But it is easy. Every morning I think if I should quit or work. And I CHOOSE to work that job. When it is a choice it fells better and less stressful to work the job.
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post 1626439253 12-23-2020, 09:35 PM
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Money is a means not an end. You just haven't found your end yet. I have and let me tell you, money absolutely is the basis for happiness in this world.
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post 1626439553 12-23-2020, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted By plebmaximus
Bruh miring hard! GJDM

So is it a Brick and Mortar store or online?

Is it a franchise?

I'm asking because I want to get into this line of business.


As for being bored, you need to find a way to delegate some of the menial tasks (e.g. putting price tag). This will mean paying someone to do chit.

Once you have the time freed up, look at what you really enjoy and do more of it.

Also, when you free up the time, don't neglect being part of a community/having friends/family, etc. If you have none of those then find a hobby and make friends (or do things with co-workers outside...grab a beer every now and then, it'll improve your mood)
I have a physical location. No franchise. I have a website but sold zero online. I do not have purchasing available online. I am going to get into the online store business next year. I am very aware of costs, labor and pricing. Say you have a decent margin of 50%. If you save $50k of cost, that is 100k less of gross sales you need to make. So it seems stupid but if available I work it instead of paying the $15 hour + tax + ins + everything

As far as getting into it. Right now it is very hard to get stock of anything to do with outdoors/fitness. BUT you can sign some amazing deals on leases now lol
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post 1626441463 12-23-2020, 10:05 PM
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How much of that 400k are you getting after taxes?
post 1626441573 12-23-2020, 10:06 PM
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What time does your retail business open?
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post 1626441823 12-23-2020, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted By helpmee
srsI own a retail sporting goods store. Did 370k of sales
What's that, 100k net?
post 1626442373 12-23-2020, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Schnitzl
What's that, 100k net?
10k after paying his 6k tradie miscers
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