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How many years have you had this business? For me, took around 5yrs of extreme sacrifice to get to the point I could starting backing off a little bit and hire people to fill specific roles. I had pretty limited capital to get things going so I had to wear a lot of hats initially. I am pretty...

Did you buy any of them? Seems to be the hot theme right now, hopefully you made some money if so

It was definitely more fringe back then, im sure a piece of it is percentage of population using it but certainly other factors. Social media also gave women way more access to men outside of their direct area. Attention became a lot easier to access. T levels probably play a large role as well

and access to porn, social media etc

One thing to add as well. I run a service business that typically services the middle class and up because of the cost. We have some clients though that get it covered for free through different grants and govt services. They are by far the most demanding and difficult clients we have. It is a...

The group you are targeting has a much larger chance of coming from a poor background. Fatherless homes with poor mental health. That usually develops from the dysfunctional behavior from the adults they are around. Those behaviors also impedes the parents ability to go to school or keep a job...

Yep, the best thing you can do is spend the first 5-10yrs maximizing your cashflow by either business, skill or trade. Then starting to focus on what to actually do with that money in the next 5-10yrs. That seems to be about the amount of time if reasonably intelligent and dedicated to get an...

lol ok good, my apologies if a little preachy. Just see a lot of people setting themselves up for failure, not saying you. I have made many many mistakes along the way at 43

That's great, nice work. Can you do that over an extended period over a decade, during all types of market conditions without taking on too much risk, drawing down your capital or getting wiped out? You very may well have the skill to do it, the vast majority do not. Optimal investment...

This is actually very solid advice. Being an "investor" is the hot thing to do but the problem with that is you need a considerable amount of assets, experience and capital to do it in a risk appropriate way. The best return you will ever make is betting on yourself and my anecdotal observation...

For the most part, anyone making short term market predictions should be avoided. Most finance "influencers" are garbage and do not make money from the craft they claim to experts in, they monetize their audience. People who really understand markets know predicting is a fools errand and really...

Yes, from my experience the more feminine they are the more likely they did not have their finance together and were huge consumers often of luxury items. Of course there are exceptions. The women who were really saavy with finance/business tended to have more masculine traits which helped them...

Things have held up surprisingly well considering the amount of catastrophic things that happened last year. Still some big questions marks sitting out there like what happens with digital currency group but nice seeing some green days. No clue what will happen in the short to medium term

Just something to keep in mind, ISO2022 is just a standard of communication for international payments, It is by no means a lock that it will be adopted and could fairly easily be incorporated into any blockchain. I know there is a big following and promotion by "crypto influencers" but most of...

As with nearly all of "crypto", why would AI need its own currency? There are very few applications where an actual coin would be needed, most of it is just leveraging hype and lack of regulation to make a cash grab. Besides Bitcoin and to some extent Eth and maybe a few privacy coins, nothing...

Go knock on some doors and talk to managers and owners. Can be intimidating if you don't have sales experience but that will get you the least expensive and most effective results. That is how I started my business the first few years essentially until I could afford a sales rep. Good skill to...

Middle aged women is right up there too.

Nice, I have my bachelors in Econ. Probably 95%+ of the things I learned weren't particularly relevant to anything after school even when I worked in the financial industry. Most degrees are only relevant because it gives you access to different jobs. The best way to learn for me at least is...

You can get an exponentially better education on anything on sites like youtube as opposed to college. Just make sure you properly vet, a lot of influencers are trash especially when it comes to finance. It is extremely useful though and enjoy picking up new skills

I have owned a business for close to 13yrs and have intentionally not hired women I would be attracted to that I interact with day to day just to avoid any temptations or headaches. For office positions, I found the sweet spot to be women 40+, grown children and lean conservative. Younger...