Your Worst Financial Situation and How You Emerged From It
- Thread starter Dwight Schrute
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Lot of people needing fucking bans is what it is.
11 posts and he resurrects this retarded shit. What's wrong with this picture?
11 posts and he resurrects this retarded shit. What's wrong with this picture?
And here i was thinking finally a thread i could contribute to... Ah well.:conehead:
Nope, just a bunch of fuckstick new users that have never used forums before, apparently.
yeah, you go get them crazy newbies, you old seasoned veteran. protect those of us that have been here since before April.
Was making 60k a month selling SEO packages to wickedfire members before a dick competitor came in and sabotaged everything I was doing by attacking my network.
Went from 60k a month to 3k a month almost over night. Lost a house, car, and confidence.
Found a partner that helped fund a business venture that turned out to be a 2 year waste of time because neither of us had the right toolset to take the business higher. He later tried to sue me for made up damages and lost.
Found another partner with the right toolset and mentality to grow our business into something crazy big and we're well underway.
How did I get there?
- By taking the emotion out of failing
- By Failing again
- By doing things I hated to do (financial analysis, swot analysis, etc.), but needed to do
- By cutting back on stupid stuff (eating out, clothes, movies)
- By finding a mentor with an MBA (via linkedin)
- Smart Partnerships
good luck bros
Went from 60k a month to 3k a month almost over night. Lost a house, car, and confidence.
Found a partner that helped fund a business venture that turned out to be a 2 year waste of time because neither of us had the right toolset to take the business higher. He later tried to sue me for made up damages and lost.
Found another partner with the right toolset and mentality to grow our business into something crazy big and we're well underway.
How did I get there?
- By taking the emotion out of failing
- By Failing again
- By doing things I hated to do (financial analysis, swot analysis, etc.), but needed to do
- By cutting back on stupid stuff (eating out, clothes, movies)
- By finding a mentor with an MBA (via linkedin)
- Smart Partnerships
good luck bros
Why wouldn't you? If the thread is old that doesn't mean it's not relevant anymore.
I never understood thethe hatred of resurrections of old threads
The show goes on
Oh man. If only you knew what would happen in the near future
RIP
Anyway, my worst financial situation was when I was making $20k a day, and one day I only made $2k. I put a gun to my mouth and wanted to blow my brains out because of the peasant levels I had succumbed to.
People don't hate the resurrection of old threads. They just hate themselves so much that they project their own self-hatred onto their surroundings.
Oh man. If only you knew what would happen in the near future
RIP
Anyway, my worst financial situation was when I was making $20k a day, and one day I only made $2k. I put a gun to my mouth and wanted to blow my brains out because of the peasant levels I had succumbed to.
Holy Shit
Most of the time when money is not following in I feel financially drained or when too much money comes in and I miss fast-food outlet visits. I know 1 friend of mine who lost all his Affiliate websites except his personal website when his wife deleted everything on his server and PC except his personal Websites.
One time when I was like 16 I was at El Pollo Loco with my friend and we were high as fuck. We ordered a bunch of food and then realized neither of us had nearly enough money. But we figured out what we did have and got like some tortillas and a drink I think.
Despite my $150k loss, I am working on recovering and building a healthy and long-term sustainable bank roll as well as devising plans and masterminding ways I can make it grow exponentially. I am currently working on about 30-40 projects right now but about 5 or 6 of them with higher than priority than the rest.
That was me. I'm new around here and found this old thread very interesting. I've been in a fair amount of debt myself so I know what it feels like.
