This is a follow up to the thread @Deorro put up yesterday on what you would tell your younger self. There was a lot of emphasis on saving, which I agree is important. I think in your early, mid 20’s you have a window in which you can afford to risk as its just you that you are taking care of. For those with a higher risk appetite, you have a chance and the energy to pursue what you want and if it fails, no biggie or much money that has been lost. For those with less appetite, you can find a friend you can partner with and provide the capital they need to build a business, thats how I got my initial capital to start off. Think its important to find a balance between the two, because once you get a family you develop an allergy to anything called risk and want safe bets mainly. This is my truth, doesn’t have to be yours.
My principle that has served me well to date…Go hard or Go home!
Gio…ukiniona nikiwa juu ya checki maneno unisalimie…usinilenge vile ulilenga @Mkufuu
Go hard in what direction?
Hehe kisululu yako ni Grayback? Haya tutaonana kwa hizi barabara tu
In the risk appetite area…
I risk alot, right now i have two new businesses that I’m starting and I don’t know whether they will even bring a return. One is slightly illegal while the other is very straight. As long as I have basics for 1 month I can risk everything coz i don’t believe I can wake up everyday for 30 days and not make some money. My wife thinks otherwise though.
Also started another business, and put in quite a bit of money there. Saa hii living on a budget but excited about it and the prospects plus atleast have the experience now to push it out faster
We sailing in the same boat.
You’re lying
Leta link ya hiyo thread ya Deorro? I can’t find it