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Whatever your situation right now imagine you have 100k dollars or Pounds uk between you and an empty bank account. You earned the money so you have some attachment to it. How would you put this money to work ? How would you attempt to 10 x this pot ?
Capital is not my main form of leverage (and is hard to perform with just 100K), so I'd leave most in the bank, knowing I have living expenses covered for a while.
To 10x would depend on time frame. The more patience, the less risk is required.
If I was impatient, I'd jump on a fashionable trend (sustainability, equality, cryptocurrencies, electrical vehicles etc.), with a 'credible' business partner or two, and spend the 100K (and more through credit), promoting the blueprint to some disruptive 'P2P Service' / 'App' / 'Agency' / 'SaaS'. I'd spend more time creating hype, taking pre-orders, crowdfunding, pitching investors than building the customer solution. Before the lack of traction becomes apparent, I'd probably 10x the money and more, but the near inevitability of collapse means I'd have to withdraw myself from the sinking ship and save the remainder of my reputation with a scapegoat.
I am patient and more ethical than that, but if I had a gun to my head and little time to do it, yes.
Extra 100k? Lease on a shop and purchase of a couple large pieces of woodworking equipment. 6x12 cnc router, wide belt sander/planer, cabinet saw, and a bunch of other fun tools i can let people rent by the hour. Bring on a social media manager to create content and build a following to build the brand.
Whatever your situation right now imagine you have 100k dollars or Pounds uk between you and an empty bank account. You earned the money so you have some attachment to it. How would you put this money to work ? How would you attempt to 10 x this pot ?
100k is enough to start a business that cost around 250K (small fast food example ) or developer small SaaS solution with clear defined functionality .
Less risky would be buying a house for 300K and rent it
Whatever your situation right now imagine you have 100k dollars or Pounds uk between you and an empty bank account. You earned the money so you have some attachment to it. How would you put this money to work ? How would you attempt to 10 x this pot ?
You didn't specify what's your current skillset. Are you good at trading? Do you have any fastlane skill (coding, etc.)? Do you know about real estate? I'd invest in something that I know about, as that typically has a higher chance of success.
You didn't specify what's your current skillset. Are you good at trading? Do you have any fastlane skill (coding, etc.)? Do you know about real estate? I'd invest in something that I know about, as that typically has a higher chance of success.
It depends... Do you already have a business? Or are you barely making more money now and this is all you have? If the latter, I would put all my effort into either...
1. Investing conservatively while continuing to stack more cash OR
2. Finding a deal
On number 2, finding a deal on an existing business, some real estate, or otherwise would be a pretty good option and can take up a lot of time. Investing conservatively means you aren't going to double or triple your 100k any time soon, but you also aren't going to lose it.
Find the deal -> grow your wealth. Build your equation, and work it to death.
It was definitely the most potent idea of Rich Dad poor dad, but it really didn't sink in until I read TMF because it was explored outside real estate in such a comprehensive way. It all boiled down to the answer to this one question... We see it on here all the time: "I have a thousand...
It depends... Do you already have a business? Or are you barely making more money now and this is all you have? If the latter, I would put all my effort into either...
1. Investing conservatively while continuing to stack more cash OR
2. Finding a deal
On number 2, finding a deal on an existing business, some real estate, or otherwise would be a pretty good option and can take up a lot of time. Investing conservatively means you aren't going to double or triple your 100k any time soon, but you also aren't going to lose it.
Find the deal -> grow your wealth. Build your equation, and work it to death.
It was definitely the most potent idea of Rich Dad poor dad, but it really didn't sink in until I read TMF because it was explored outside real estate in such a comprehensive way. It all boiled down to the answer to this one question... We see it on here all the time: "I have a thousand...
I'm buying 3 pickup trucks for our service business. Financing if possible.
10k extra towards ads this spring
Some money towards savings, the rest towards a dirtbike, car parts, and a jet ski for our lakehouse.
We would have 6 crews working this year since we already have 3 trucks. Making 72k profit each. 432k profit this year. Should have even more than 100 left over to add more crews the year after. Should be at 10 crews and make 720k profit the next year. So to 10x it and make a mil....should only take a few years, no more than 4...I'd bet my left nut on it.
Whatever your situation right now imagine you have 100k dollars or Pounds uk between you and an empty bank account. You earned the money so you have some attachment to it. How would you put this money to work ? How would you attempt to 10 x this pot ?
Leave my country. Perhaps go to Poland or Bulgaria. I'm tired of all the craziness here. I would invest some money in cryptocurrencies I see potential. Invest another part in building my business.
I'm buying 3 pickup trucks for our service business. Financing if possible.
10k extra towards ads this spring
Some money towards savings, the rest towards a dirtbike, car parts, and a jet ski for our lakehouse.
We would have 6 crews working this year since we already have 3 trucks. Making 72k profit each. 432k profit this year. Should have even more than 100 left over to add more crews the year after. Should be at 10 crews and make 720k profit the next year. So to 10x it and make a mil....should only take a few years, no more than 4...I'd bet my left nut on it.
If I someone gave me £100k right now I would buy 3 passports / visas to obscure countries so next time we end up in a manipulated lockdown, I could leave and enter the UK at will. Something I'm going to do anyway, but probably not 3 of them.
I have no idea, I have some money not as much as 100k. It really bothers me having it sat in the bank. I thought I would ask and see if this conversation sparked anything for me.
Just put it in an investment fund. It will sit in a bank, but it will still make you money.
And if you are comfortable with risk, open a business that doesn't neet stock. A dating app, a decent social network that doesn't belong to Zuckerberg... Or you can buy land in Spain and produce something.... I don't know, there are many possibilites. Personally, I would put it in a fund.
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