@Godmode whatās BS?
Your GIF doesnāt make any sense in this post.
How is this BS ? You need GIF lesson
you are a mean bully loool @wkyo
Send me a mail of your phone number, I may have a job as a writer for you.
It pays 100k a month for starts, and with the way you write, i see no reason why I shouldnāt give you the job.
Cheers!
@ngc
Can I send you a mail too?
the OPās postā¦
I was expecting you to respond with 500 words or moreā¦ itās weird of you to type less than 50 words. very very weird.
this is you right now
@godmode one question; heartbreak OR drugs?
Go home @Godmode
Iām surprised you didnāt suggest ādepressionā.
explain further??? my brainās processing speed is not as good as yoursā¦
Iām gonna have to ask you two gentlemen @wkyo and @godmode to stop now, thank you, your differences have nothing to do with this thread. Thank you.
First of all, education is to get you educated, not to give you a degree. Going to Uni is good, obviously, but itās main purpose is to get you educated (read, write, digest complex articles etc) and from your write up as many have commended and also your ability to follow a complex forum like Radar, you seem pretty educated to me (as educated as the average Nigerian graduate, at least).
Second, youāre 25 and broke with no skill whatsoever! So? Many of us, even the graduates, were broke and directionless at 25. Actually, it is very normal for a young man to be broke. What is not normal is for a young man to be driving G-Wagons. Unless heās a fraudster or a robber (which is bad) or his father is rich (which is not by his effort), itās very unlikely a young man will be that successful. Iām not saying it doesnāt happen, Iām just saying where you are right now is very normal. Even Jason Njoku, one of Nigeriaās most celebrated entrepreneur was broke, busted and disgusted (as they say) living with his Mom at age 30 before he founded one of the most successful startups in Nigeria. All you need is a good head on your shoulder and a strong will to hustle (which it seems you already have).
However, itās the fear that will get you. I think most startup founders live with that fear. The fear of failing and dying broke. Itās what creates depression in founders and finally overcomes most of them. Thereās currently a Radar thread on depression among founders. You should read it. It will help you realize your fear is very common. Your ability to tune out that fear or hide it very well (if you canāt tune it out) is part of what makes you a good founder.
Finally, if you startup a business with the $1000, odds are that youāll lose it. Again, this is a general rule. There are exceptions, but the default is that youāll lose it (or at least, most of it). This is because, for some reason, you tend to learn in startups by making mistakes. And those mistakes usually costs money. But if you still want to start up something, and you donāt have an idea, I advise you read Foundoās Business Basics. It will help you.
Summary: donāt be too stressed out. You donāt have any special disadvantage. You are only one good idea away from success, just like the rest of us.
PS: You can contact me at sorbari@netsob.com if you need help with your business idea.
OP is not brokeā¦ his comparing himself to other peopleā¦ thatās his problemā¦
No one ever gets educated bcos education is a never ending processā¦ the main purpose of Uni is to get a degree and learn about social life.
In my opinion, OPās story is BS
What u canāt deduce from his post is that he already knows making money is a skill, but to get the skills he needs a method(an idea or many ideas). A better job will be helpful but the OP wants financial independence. he wants someone to tell him a method that already works.
His very smart cos only smart people ask questions, try their best to absorb other peopleās knowledge and most important of all - humble themselvesā¦
these points can help him
OP mentioned wkyo, after hours of me waiting for wkyo to showā¦ he was a āno showā, so I decided to bait him. Once he took the bait it was hilariousā¦