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  1. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Set up to Fail, Driven to Succeed - Journey from 0 to Serial Entrepreneur

    EXECUTION 
    Hi guys, I've been on a hiatus from here for about a year - a year of executing, and mostly a year of failure (I don't like the term failure, to be honest - sometimes you win, sometimes you learn, so i've been learning) I'm going to keep this thread updated on a daily basis until I have...
  2. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead broke or work and gain capital & experience?

    Thanks for the perspective. My ideal scenario that I've always told myself, has been executed in the past - I would do a full time job and become good at it, scale back my hours on the job as I build a business on the side. As the business on the side grows, I scale back my job hours until I...
  3. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead broke or work and gain capital & experience?

    That's what I've been thinking. I have been doing well and working hard, but once I hit a groove after a month or two (I have a pretty fast learning curve), I can scale back my hours and still perform well - and work from home flexibility has been really nice. I'm going to be making a thread...
  4. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead broke or work and gain capital & experience?

    Software sales - become efficient, work from home flexibility, if you're good and can meet quota, you can scale back your hours.
  5. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead broke or work and gain capital & experience?

    Not "Get the job done later" - there IS no later. I'm saying "Get the job done slower in the short-term because you have less time, but I think it'll be faster in the long-term because you'll have capital to cover expenses, and capital to inject into your business"
  6. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    How To Find (Non-Public) Email Addresses

    GOLD! 
    Email Hunter - it's a chrome app. I use it for prospecting at my job combined with Linkedin Sales Navigator.
  7. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead broke or work and gain capital & experience?

    Hello Fastlaners, Since graduating college, I've dealt with a dilemma: Do I go all in with entrepreneurship as a 23 year old, being dead broke with student loans and a rent bill.. ..or do I get that high-paying, flexible job that will provide me the financial capital to do a fastlane business...
  8. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    22 Years Old: First Apartment Building Acquisition Done

    GOLD! REAL ESTATE 
    Sorry I didn't know the background - did he start at 21 and do a full year as an I-banker? I know you usually need a full year of work income. Reason I ask is because I'm 23, just graduated college 7 months ago, so this tax year I only reported like 25K - no way I will get approval for an FHA...
  9. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    22 Years Old: First Apartment Building Acquisition Done

    GOLD! REAL ESTATE 
    How do you get approved on a 200K+ mortgage at 22?
  10. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead-End Sh*t Jobs ... Yours?

    NOTABLE! 
    At the time I was a student. I'm working full time in sales right now, but could survive off personal training income if needed.
  11. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    STOP Paying Rent: Live For Free

    GOLD! REAL ESTATE 
    So I've been saving money to do this for real, but don't know if it's going to work out according to my timeline. - Living in Boston, but okay with buying within a 30 mile radius - I have a job paying 40K Salary + 20K Commission that I worked at starting in July - I was a student before. - I'm...
  12. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    GO TO COLLEGE... A little Rant.

    GOLD! EXECUTION 
    I posted in here earlier, and I'll add a note as a 5th year soon-to-be college graduate: If you aren't sure what you want to do, you should be heavily considering college. Which is most people. There ARE ways to finance college without going $100K - $300K in debt. And, unless you're coming out...
  13. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    (First Post) Starting A Fitness Apparel Company: My Plan

    EXECUTION 
    How is this going? Found this in a google search..
  14. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Dead-End Sh*t Jobs ... Yours?

    NOTABLE! 
    Dead end shit jobs: 1. Homegoods sales associate I then started my own lawn care business but still worked jobs inbetween 2. Fitness coach at a chain gym The rest have been internships, and for a reason. Because I know they're dead end, so i dont take full employment anymore, I usually just...
  15. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    22-year-old college student blows her $90,000 college fund and blames her parents

    Your grandparents martyr themselves to provide you with the opportunity to live a better life.. And the turnout is this? I stick to my original statement. I'm not arguing against flipping burgers. You get the life you choose. So someone has to be the janitor. There's something unsettling...
  16. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    22-year-old college student blows her $90,000 college fund and blames her parents

    Should probably be euthanized..
  17. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Green smoothies

    HOT! 
    Someone was trying to do this at my school and start a juicing company, like a juice stand to sell this exact idea. She presented it in a marketing class I had with her. I asked if she'd bottle them and sell wholesale to major supermarkets and she said no. Some dumbass in the class yells out...
  18. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Do you really need to read 52 books this year? And other media consumption.

    MINDSET RANT 
    I personally find myself having phases of 'learning' - especially if i'm getting into a new phase for something. If I'm getting into ad words, for instance, i'll probably read a book or 2. But only IF i have a specific reason to be reading that topic. If i'm just going to read books for sake...
  19. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    Gary Vaynerchuk Speaks to NY Creative Interns on This Lifetime Opportunity

    EXECUTION 
    If this doesn't scare you, you aren't doing something right in your life.
  20. FeaRxUnLeAsHeD

    E-commerce Progress: Based on 1-on-1 Amazon coaching

    EXECUTION 
    I think you need to STFU in your head and scale your sales. I hate to be harsh but the difference between success and failure in your current endeavor is just putting your head to the grinding stone and making the sales. Every skill you will learn in this endeavor will carry on to your other...

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