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apparently, vcs are handing out 10k loansLol. Do people even know what a vc is?
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apparently, vcs are handing out 10k loansLol. Do people even know what a vc is?
apparently, vcs are handing out 10k loansLol. Do people even know what a vc is?
I don't know why cats are talking all this big money stuff. Start small and work up. No one here is making huge deals let's be real. We're all mid 20s I'm assuming. Just learn now get your bread up and make small moves.
nah...
You kicked a ton of nonsense in there but that was by far the most ridiculous.
VC ain't touching anything under 6 figures from an investment standpoint.
10k... People have that on their savings account, bruh. That ain't real money.
Dame dash has a litany of bad business preserves and y'all taking his word as gold.
I think you were the same dude from the thread on the music forum, right?
Try starting a business that requires 300k in capital then come back with that "use your own money" nonsense..
More power to you for doing your thing... And I hope you have thick margins and don't have to work at a safe 9-5 and just do your business...
But some of the stuff you said was flat out wrong.
If you can't start small and make more you can't manage your damn money and have no business trying to get any farther. start small. Start selling hot dogs. Importing bulk from China, selling range rovers to China. Who cares. It's how you learn.
Shark tank isn't real life.
This is basically what i said in my post
But dudes still don't want to use their brain , if you want to start a 300k company but don't have the money. You have to start small and keep flipping until you get to that level . That is how most good companies start
Point to one thing that i said was wrong besides the VC "example" lol
You have to start small and keep flipping your money ... its that simple
You don't need to borrow money until you have to scale your business. If you need 300k to start and you make $20 hour lol clearly you have to start something smaller ,Its common sense .
Most big businesses start small
If you can't start small and make more you can't manage your damn money and have no business trying to get any farther. start small. Start selling hot dogs. Importing bulk from China, selling range rovers to China. Who cares. It's how you learn.
Shark tank isn't real life.
And neither is Dame dash but dudes in here preaching like it is
There is more than one way to skin a cat, bruh.
I have yet to speak in absolutes...
But this whole "use your own money to get where you need to get and if yiu don't, you're doing it wrong" rhetoric is ******ed.
I've said plenty of times that starting a business isn't for everyone. Everyone doesn't have the wherewithal to handle that.
I've also said that investors and debt can help you reach the scale of an ACTUAL business and not as just some booth at the swap meet or an amazon store.
There's actually something called "good debt"
I literally buy and sell companies all day, bruh. I'm not some punk trying to force my opinion.
I'm speaking from a real world perspective
that is why its almost impossible to start something without knowing how to do it yourself, if you give someone else the idea they could just do it without you since without any technical abilities you're going to be uselessWhat if someone had an idea for an app and didn't know what steps to take to get it in development?
I would think that it would be wise of the starter has no experience in app development then he or she would have to acquire the skills of app makers. With that said is a loan or using your own money better?
Better find a buddy to be the Wozniak to your Jobs.that is why its almost impossible to start something without knowing how to do it yourself, if you give someone else the idea they could just do it without you since without any technical abilities you're going to be uselessWhat if someone had an idea for an app and didn't know what steps to take to get it in development?
I would think that it would be wise of the starter has no experience in app development then he or she would have to acquire the skills of app makers. With that said is a loan or using your own money better?
you're going to have to give up equity and all off a sudden you're not the "boss" anymore
What if someone had an idea for an app and didn't know what steps to take to get it in development?
I would think that it would be wise of the starter has no experience in app development then he or she would have to acquire the skills of app makers. With that said is a loan or using your own money better?
That ain't messed up, that's being frugalWhat if someone had an idea for an app and didn't know what steps to take to get it in development?
I would think that it would be wise of the starter has no experience in app development then he or she would have to acquire the skills of app makers. With that said is a loan or using your own money better?
Hire a App developer with your own money from websites like elance or odesk. Some developers you can pay a flat rate but some you might need to give up equity. But you can go 50/50 so that would be a even partnership . Honestly you could also find a hungry developer and give them like 10% and take 80% ownership its messed up but i have seen deals like that .
Or
Learn how to create your own apps
bruh.The only thing wrong that Dame said in that interview was that you don't need to start at a job , i don't agree with that. But everything else he said was on point.
Think about , Dame is not a rapper or entertainer but he made millions in his early 20's starting his own company and he is still making money independently today. Your not thinking critically because your looking at what the other sheep is saying about his taxes and all that other BS. But dude is making movies with his own money ,he lives in a Malibu beach house and he owns one of the biggest womens clothing line so clearly he can't be doing that bad.
Big businesses don't start big, they start SMALL and once they grow then they may go out and get funding to SCALE but they don't borrow money to START. Most businesses that start on loans fight just to get out of debt they don't make any real profit . Also why would you need to spend your life saving ? when you can flip the money you gain from your job and/or the profits of your SMALL businesses .
Better find a buddy to be the Wozniak to your Jobs.
I've always thought about going that routeBetter find a buddy to be the Wozniak to your Jobs.
I hired a IT junior from my college to help me build a website and app I'm working on...
He just wants some experience and $10/hr...
I hired a IT junior from my college to help me build a website and app I'm working on...
He just wants some experience and $10/hr...
super easy with any website template website (see wordpress, squarespace, ect..), even building one on your own can be pretty basic since its just HTML/CSS. That's just frontend though, backend data bases are where you need to get someone that really knows what he's doing.That ain't messed up, that's being frugalHire a App developer with your own money from websites like elance or odesk. Some developers you can pay a flat rate but some you might need to give up equity. But you can go 50/50 so that would be a even partnership . Honestly you could also find a hungry developer and give them like 10% and take 80% ownership its messed up but i have seen deals like that .What if someone had an idea for an app and didn't know what steps to take to get it in development?
I would think that it would be wise of the starter has no experience in app development then he or she would have to acquire the skills of app makers. With that said is a loan or using your own money better?
Or
Learn how to create your own apps
How hard is it starting up a website? Something similar to a Bleacher Report let's say?
I know nothing about doing that kind of stuff from a tech standpoint, I'm more of a content generation kinda guy.
And neither is Dame dash but dudes in here preaching like it is
There is more than one way to skin a cat, bruh.
I have yet to speak in absolutes...
But this whole "use your own money to get where you need to get and if yiu don't, you're doing it wrong" rhetoric is ******ed.
I've said plenty of times that starting a business isn't for everyone. Everyone doesn't have the wherewithal to handle that.
I've also said that investors and debt can help you reach the scale of an ACTUAL business and not as just some booth at the swap meet or an amazon store.
There's actually something called "good debt"
I literally buy and sell companies all day, bruh. I'm not some punk trying to force my opinion.
I'm speaking from a real world perspective
Better find a buddy to be the Wozniak to your Jobs.
I hired a IT junior from my college to help me build a website and app I'm working on...
He just wants some experience and $10/hr...