When i was 16 I saw an ad in the newspaper for information on starting an envelope-stuffing business. I sent my money to this person and a few weeks later received a few sheets of paper on how to put an ad in the newspaper advertising an envelope stuffing business.
I'm just five seconds in, and seeing Adrian Peterson give advice is unbelievable. Despite making $103 million in his career, he had to surrender assets to repay a $12 million debt.
my family member is addicted to sports betting. He was sad and confessing to us that he lost his retirement fund, and was saying he just doesn't get it because he listens to so many podcasts and YouTubers and he "does everything right." He fully believes that if he keeps trying he can recoup all losses and make a lot of money.
I’ve worked for the people who own these sort of yachts. . Exclusively Older dudes not young tech bros in my experience for what that is worth, but the idea of their friends friend coming and trying to talk business would be their worst nightmare. They are there to relax and are already wealthy in their perspective areas or family. No interest at all in being pounced on to talk business with random bros in that scenario or if indeed ever.
Adrian Peterson didn’t go broke bc of penny stocks. He lived like he was a billionaire. He spent millions his 30th birthday and flew all his guests in first class. Typical athlete behavior.
The "birthday tax write off" had me laughing because it reminded me of Louis (the accountant) in Ghostbusters inviting clients instead of friends to his party!
I worked a W-2 job all my life. Never had a side hustle, never was an entrepreneur. That guy who said 0 employees will become millionaires has his head up his a**.
https://youtu.be/Rr79O1LlkKA