You may have heard of Tim Ferris doing his own version of an MBA ~2006 for a year or two with a hundred grand to learn business and investing.
I'm considering doing the same by buying say a small online business for about $ 25-50k to learn the game (and spend the $50k on improving it/ trying not to run it into the ground).
How much of a good/bad idea is this?
I'm considering doing the same by buying say a small online business for about $ 25-50k to learn the game (and spend the $50k on improving it/ trying not to run it into the ground).
How much of a good/bad idea is this?
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