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I have came to the conclusion that I cannot come up with anything original or innovate at all. Neither in conceit or execution. I'm vastly ignorant about business anyway, so I figure that it's probably best that I don't start a business. I've been thinking to instead buy a business that is already fast lane or potentially close to it. As I'm better at improving and expanding upon already existing ideas rather than coming with my own. So essentially just buy an independent business as cheaply as possible, scale the shit, and then sell it later. Although I'm worried that I won't be able to do that under $30,000-60,000 as I feel that I may have to take on debt for something worth in the hundred thousands as I do not want to buy a business that doesn't pay the bills at least. I couldn't care less about time. I don't give a F*ck if I have to work 16 hours a day. As long as I know I'm working towards something that will make me rich.
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