I've been thinking about one thing.
If you guys noticed in all these interviews with successful entrepreneurs, MJ included, they all have ONE similarity when they were between 9 - 16 years old : they sold trading cards or gum some other type of shit to their school friends. Then when they grew up, because they've this tendency to "sell", they ended up becoming successful guys.
Could it be that if one didn't sell gum / trading cards / goods when one were young, it is a FUTURE INDICATOR that most likely, you do not have the innate entrepreneurial spirit, and therefore a lot LESS likely to succeed in business later in life, and that it's more likely that one would end up in a 9-to-5 job forever, after a string of failed "business attempts"?
Just my 2 cents.
If you guys noticed in all these interviews with successful entrepreneurs, MJ included, they all have ONE similarity when they were between 9 - 16 years old : they sold trading cards or gum some other type of shit to their school friends. Then when they grew up, because they've this tendency to "sell", they ended up becoming successful guys.
Could it be that if one didn't sell gum / trading cards / goods when one were young, it is a FUTURE INDICATOR that most likely, you do not have the innate entrepreneurial spirit, and therefore a lot LESS likely to succeed in business later in life, and that it's more likely that one would end up in a 9-to-5 job forever, after a string of failed "business attempts"?
Just my 2 cents.
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