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08-29-2018, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted By BeardBrahhh⏩
aka do G4PStop asking the misc, no one here actually wants to help you, its strictly e-bragging and vague motivational postsbut no actual advice outside of the obvious which you most likely already know
08-29-2018, 05:25 PM
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go to asia and find a cool product for cheap. lets say korean face masks. Find a supplier that will sell in bulk for super cheap.
Go to a shipping agent and get the product shipped somewhere. use amazon fba....you can get your products shipped there directly i believe. Then amazon will handle everything else for a fee. sell the product out and make a profit.
rinse and repeat with any product you think will sell on amazon. It doesnt have to be a new product...just useful
Go to a shipping agent and get the product shipped somewhere. use amazon fba....you can get your products shipped there directly i believe. Then amazon will handle everything else for a fee. sell the product out and make a profit.
rinse and repeat with any product you think will sell on amazon. It doesnt have to be a new product...just useful
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08-29-2018, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Nope base is 100 then mix of commish and bonus. Don’t know that I could ever be comfortable being all commission because of factors beyond your control, but luckily all the big tech companies have an outstanding base. Anything involving cloud infrastructure like aws/azure, saas etc in an established company like oracle, sales force, google, ***, etc is going to have a super competitive base.This, I doubled my hourly rate last time I switched jobs, plus I got a $15k raise after my first year at that position.
Is your position all commission? IT sales? That's what I wanna get into.
Is your position all commission? IT sales? That's what I wanna get into.
Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Yeah profession bucket sounds right. That’s a neat chart, haven’t seen it before actually. And you’re right about romanticizing working for yourself. It’s not for everyone. When I had my startup I was doing 70+ hour weeks but I was also the most fulfilled and motivated I’ve ever been every single day since I was passionate about it.I don't normally post chit like this, but I think you're landing in the "Profession" bucket, like myself. I don't hate my job, but I don't love it either.

I'd also add to this thread and say that working for yourself shouldn't be romanticized. Even setting up some passive income stream is going to be a lot of work initially, so be prepared for that. Working for a business on a salary has a lot of advantages,especiallyif you value your free time and family.
The ideal state I'd like to land here is either:
1. Having a decent passive income stream with minimal overhead.
2. Being my own boss and consulting (i.e. no upper ceiling) <40 hours p/w. If the bottom falls out, I can still go back to corporate work.
3. Working longer hours on something I actually love, and am passionate about.
The thing is, even if you have (1), you're gonna need some of (3).
In my mid-30's now, and that's normally where the existential crisis occurs (not a bad thing really)

I'd also add to this thread and say that working for yourself shouldn't be romanticized. Even setting up some passive income stream is going to be a lot of work initially, so be prepared for that. Working for a business on a salary has a lot of advantages,especiallyif you value your free time and family.
The ideal state I'd like to land here is either:
1. Having a decent passive income stream with minimal overhead.
2. Being my own boss and consulting (i.e. no upper ceiling) <40 hours p/w. If the bottom falls out, I can still go back to corporate work.
3. Working longer hours on something I actually love, and am passionate about.
The thing is, even if you have (1), you're gonna need some of (3).
In my mid-30's now, and that's normally where the existential crisis occurs (not a bad thing really)

Originally Posted By BeardBrahhh⏩
Wrong. You interpret the posts that way because you’re the type of person that needs to be spoon fed and hand held, which isn’t the type of person cut out to succeed outside of a Corp environment anyways.Stop asking the misc, no one here actually wants to help you, its strictly e-bragging and vague motivational posts but no actual advice outside of the obvious which you most likely already know
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