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I was thinking of a former classmate of mine a few days ago who is a serial entrepreneur and only in his mid-late 20s. He's founded multiple companies, each of them with incredible success, and he's made enough money to retire.
What differentiates people like this, who found and run multiple successful companies, from the rest of us? He is extremely intelligent and technically proficient, and has essentially made all of his money in five years. As far as I know, he never attended college, and projects went from free, to a couple hundred dollars, to a couple thousand, he had to hire, etc, and the businesses grew exponentially.
I think a lot of serial entrepreneurs are unemployable people who are also ambitious. That is also why they are 'serial' entrepreneurs. They can't even stick with the companies they themselves started, once it starts seeming like a regular job.
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I know a guy like that too, a millennial. After making his first million he gave it up (sold it) and traveled the world until the money ran out, then started another business. Then repeated. Now on his 3rd company, and is also making a few bucks as a motivational speaker at age 28. With no wife or kids, he has responsibility only for himself, so he may as well do what makes him happy.
Someone actually said there are businesses you can start for 2k??
Where?
Hey there, I noticed you while parking my car in the WalMart parking lot. Do YOU like to make money? Are you tired of working for the MAN? I can let you in on a little secret called AMWAY. I use it to annoy my friends and family. Would you care to join?
OP: I would be interested to know the businesses you reference in your original post. What type of companies and in what industries/fields. Also, Hemlock140, I would be interested to know the same about your friend. Just really curious. This is an interesting thread!
Thanks!
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