We will rent a shelf for 70 a month in a boutique shop and sell some things we made.
stony brook is a really good school
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Cool, what kinds of things are you going to make?
Soap for one lol. Also jewelry and dolls. We will move onto more as we sell more
stony brook is a really good school
you gotta find a niche and stick to one thing...
that your shop will be known for.
find what's POPPING in sales right now and fucking hone in on it and mark your prices like cheaper than the competition
sales will sky rocket. small business online, I recommend saving 50k for to start with and then you can both quit your jobs from there on out
like for example I know someone who sells assembled car parts, but they assemble themselves and buy the pieces in bulk. then sell for half the price it costs from a big name brand, because they've cut out the middle man by doing their own assembly
if both and u and bo worked minimum wage job for 1 year, saved the annual net. you have your 50k to start with.
from there, smooth sailing. u don't even have to quit your job.
drop shipping is also profitable and investing in real estate. just make sure to analyze market trends. don't go where your heart desires, go where the money does.
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something good to start with:
^u can make ur own shop on here, place products you want to sell and market. then buy the stock whole price. garunteed profit.
jewelry and soap are popping online
with twitter and etsy and stuff
poshmark u could buy and sell fashion
mercari u could buy and sell makeup bundles/ market on face book market place/ facebook groups
u could make ur own site with wix they have a great platform for selling things easy to use
and then similar to drop shipping (amazon/ebay)
there is a website called
also hand made furniture, things like whole sale flooring, etc go at a good price
all you have to do is find stuff with valuable metal on it and then pawn it to the right kind of places, use that money to buy flooring, and then offer flooring + install deal, or buy cheap furniture or wood and fix it up into something nice
people would buy that
once you have a lot of money circulating around between your jobs and your business, you can create the illlusion of a higher income than you really ever have at any one given time, allowing you to buy nicer things on credit- or, recieve larger business loans
which from there, you could use to invest in a condo- in a high tourist area. costs maybe 2k a month but you're making 175-300 a night depending on how nice it is. or you could even get a home. homes on the beach or condos on the beach book out 24/7 through the whole year. you really will only make profit from this in the thousands.
air bnb is popping right now so thats a good place to market.
then use that money to invest in larger real estate projects, merchandising businesses, the marijuana industry, and any other small business venture of your own choice.
then you're high rolling, take your savings, get an entire apartment building instead of just a few real estate ventures. hire a management team.
hire someone to manage your finances and do your taxes so that you save money in the end instead of losing a huge chunk of it
the solar power industry is big right now
if you want to invest in stocks you can, everyones saying to invest in water for long term purposes but other than that, i dont see the point in gambling with your money for immediate return as hitting it big isn't *likely* and only for skilled pro's but, you can be smart and do a little bit of investing on the side just, don't expect immediate return.
and lastly sink your savings into something that's value will only increase. then do that seven times.
then you're floating, on millions for the rest of your life until you retire. even if one fails, you have a perfectly circulating flow of income to compensate for dry spells or rough patches and things... failures even.
my father started a business of his own after managing a few companies for a while. In my opinion this is a great route to go. Just study what markets are most lucrative consisently over time. and which markets are trending upward consistently.
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you gotta find a niche and stick to one thing...
that your shop will be known for.
find what's POPPING in sales right now and fucking hone in on it and mark your prices like cheaper than the competition
sales will sky rocket. small business online, I recommend saving 50k for to start with and then you can both quit your jobs from there on out
like for example I know someone who sells assembled car parts, but they assemble themselves and buy the pieces in bulk. then sell for half the price it costs from a big name brand, because they've cut out the middle man by doing their own assembly
if both and u and bo worked minimum wage job for 1 year, saved the annual net. you have your 50k to start with.
from there, smooth sailing. u don't even have to quit your job.
drop shipping is also profitable and investing in real estate. just make sure to analyze market trends. don't go where your heart desires, go where the money does.
why dont u use all this copy paste knowledge to become financially independent from ur parents u dependent piece of shit? dont hijack Deloras thread like the desperate attn whore u are
2:48Spatial Mind The guy was sticking his dick in an infants mouth, it was so fucking disturbing
if both and u and bo worked minimum wage job for 1 year, saved the annual net. you have your 50k to start with.
Blanc are you on drugs?
$8.55 X 40 hours a week X 52 weeks a year X 2 people = $35,568. After taxes ~$23,474.
The blood on my hands covered the holes
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