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Is YouTube a good business to start for a 14 year old?
QUESTIONStarting a channel could be a great way to build an audience you can market to later. Maybe think about the type of audience you'd like to serve and add value to with a business, research them and get to know them intimately, and you can start making content aimed at them. Make a start and learn...- Levit
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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Including LGPL libraries in your software and not getting sued
SAAS / APPS QUESTIONSeeing as no one replied to this, I'll update this post with what I found out just in case anyone else has the same question. So, LGPL means you can link to it via a linker, but if you modify that library's code, you have to publish your modifications or donate them back. GPL means you must...- Levit
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- Forum: Legal, Tax, Regulation
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Push-Ups are The Secret To Great Marketing..?!
MARKETINGThis came to mind for me as soon as I saw this post- Levit
- Post #9
- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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Including LGPL libraries in your software and not getting sued
SAAS / APPS QUESTIONCONTEXT After some time of frustration with the UX of some existing Windows apps out there for quick media editing, I saw a potential value skew, but I mostly wanted to solve my own problem. So I started designing a basic app that I'd like to sell. The thing is, I'm not a 10X low-level native...- Levit
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- licensing software development
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- Forum: Legal, Tax, Regulation
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Those of you who are very social and have alot of friends, how do you do it?
That might honestly be one of the saddest stories I've ever heard...- Levit
- Post #7
- Forum: Managing People, Relationships
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Vegan / Vegetarians Only (Chat about lifestyle, opportunities, food, whatever...)
NOTABLE!Hey everyone, I should preface this by saying I'm not currently vegan/vegetarian (please don't kick me out just yet), but I have recently become more interested in the idea of changing my diet, mostly for health and to improve my energy levels. I'm someone that struggles with things like...- Levit
- Post #427
- Forum: Health and Fitness
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If someone offered you a CEO job for millions, would you take it?
HOT! CHATI would have to say it depends. If I'm at the start of my journey and I haven't gotten a business off of the ground yet, then hell yeah I'm going to take it. It doesn't mean I'm compromising on my values, I can do it for 6 months then quit with a lot more freedom and startup capital than I had...- Levit
- Post #75
- Forum: Business Models, Niches, Industries
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What are your rules of personal finance?
INVESTINGThanks for the reply. I think I read that years ago, the advice was very US-centric though IIRC and I'm from the UK so a lot wasn't transferable, unfortunately :( With credit cards, I've always avoided them and somehow still have a good credit score, but I'm warming to the idea more and more...- Levit
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- Forum: Investing, Crypto, Personal Finance
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What are your rules of personal finance?
INVESTINGWhen it comes to personal finance, what are some self-imposed rules that you follow? What has worked for you and what hasn't? Are there any particular personal finance habits you've adopted that you've found particularly valuable? This may seem a little Slowlane, however, I think it's still...- Levit
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- habits personal finance
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- Forum: Investing, Crypto, Personal Finance
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How to get over impostor syndrome
MINDSETStrangely I do have a kind of double-think going on that you've just pointed out to me. I am always super happy when I see other people succeed, I think that's awesome, but I think the comparison/self-reflection follows that as a bad habit. You make a valid point though, it actually is still...- Levit
- Post #7
- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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How to get over impostor syndrome
MINDSETAgree with that, but even with that in mind, personally, I still struggle. It always seems to stem from comparison with others, like if you see someone that's just made their first few million at the age of 22 or in a very short amount of time and think "Damn, what is wrong with me that I'm so...- Levit
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- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPIC@Antifragile @ZCP My post is too dumb to fight about...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPICAbsolutely, no problem with that, it's great to see people taking more control over their lives. It's more stuff like this that makes me cringe...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPICI think it's a great observation that some value can come from this in us learning what the main frustrations are of employees and trying to remedy those in our own businesses. That said some of these are frustrations at the structure of society, some misplaced and some I totally agree with...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPICDefinitely. This springs to mind...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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I've Read UNSCRIPTED!
GOLD! HOT!I genuinely count this as one of the most important books of modern-day philosophy. It shines a light on something so many people are amazing still yet to wake up to and even better gives you direction on what to do about it. In TMFL MJ offers us the red pill, in Unscripted he shows us just how...- Levit
- Post #3,657
- Forum: Books and Educating Yourself
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I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!
GOLD! HOT!Can't put into words how much this book has changed and continues to change my life. My entire outlook shifted while reading it and I reread about once a year along with Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and Anything you want by Derek Sivers. MJ your books along with those other favourites help...- Levit
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- Forum: Forum News/Updates
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPICNo worries, it's a long vid. Interestingly the whole premise of the antiwork movement is what I was struggling to figure out myself. I genuinely thought maybe a whole new generation of people had stumbled upon something akin to what MJ talks about in his books, but sadly it seems not. They...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPICThat's a really interesting take on it. I also noticed that same aspect of it—not realising that their skills are in huge supply and that's why they aren't highly paid. It seems like there is some lacking when it comes to economic education these days. What do you think this means for...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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The Antiwork Movement, Lazy or Enlightened?
HOT! OFF-TOPICDefinitely agree with that. The only caveat being personally I think a degree of socialism can work, being from the UK I think the NHS is actually fantastic and it's a shame to see it becoming more privatised. To me, the ideal society is one of altruism produced through free and fair (as...- Levit
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- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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