What would you do?
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You say that if someone sucks at technology then that person is almost impossible to become a millionaire? This is a ridiculous statement.
I have no idea how this works man but this sounds good, altough I think it is nearly impossible to do it these days.
Move to London, if your business ventures fail, you can have 5 children and they will put you in a million pound house and pay you tens of thousands of pounds a year in benefits.
A is going to be too difficult because Europe is in the Shitter right now economically and that's one of the countries with the highest cost of living over there.
B is likely going to be easy but you are correct in thinking you won't earn as much. Not even half as much as you would have. -And then you'll feel indebted to your friend for life; no one should have to bear that burden for a lifetime. That's a form of slavery. :zzwhip:
My advice is to go to the country that you can stand that has a good internet connection but the lowest possible price of living. You don't need to be any particular place to make money anymore; it's all online, and the web is everywhere.
I do not know what country you can stand but perhaps something like Chech or Poland or somewhere around that area... Just as long as the internet is solid, and the prices are low. Estonia is awesome if you can get in there.
Read up on Moore's law and think what this means for your future. Robots to do the work you are learning to do now will be cheaper to BUY for your future employers than 1 month of your salary! (And no, I'm NOT talking about 50 years from now... More like 10.)
If you don't get technically proficient, then you might as well move to a farm because there won't be room on this planet for your ambitions anymore.
By the way; if you don't like tech stuff, What the FUCK are you doing hanging out on an affiliate marketing forum?!?
I advise against it though; it's far more expensive to live here than it is in a socialist country in Europe where the healthcare is free and the food is cheaper/more nutritious. Canada would be a bit better. I'm tempted to sneak over the northern border myself some days...
B is likely going to be easy but you are correct in thinking you won't earn as much. Not even half as much as you would have. -And then you'll feel indebted to your friend for life; no one should have to bear that burden for a lifetime. That's a form of slavery. :zzwhip:
My advice is to go to the country that you can stand that has a good internet connection but the lowest possible price of living. You don't need to be any particular place to make money anymore; it's all online, and the web is everywhere.
I do not know what country you can stand but perhaps something like Chech or Poland or somewhere around that area... Just as long as the internet is solid, and the prices are low. Estonia is awesome if you can get in there.
Welcome to the post-internet world. This thing called a "Job" is no longer assured. If you want to work for someone else, and not yourself, then you are asking to be unemployed for the 2nd half of your life.
Read up on Moore's law and think what this means for your future. Robots to do the work you are learning to do now will be cheaper to BUY for your future employers than 1 month of your salary! (And no, I'm NOT talking about 50 years from now... More like 10.)
If you don't get technically proficient, then you might as well move to a farm because there won't be room on this planet for your ambitions anymore.
By the way; if you don't like tech stuff, What the FUCK are you doing hanging out on an affiliate marketing forum?!?
Getting into the USA is easy. Get a visitors visa & a round-trip flight to the US, and say you're on a vacation. Then simply don't get on your return flight home. That's it. Is the US Embassy not granting visitor visas to Slovakians?
I advise against it though; it's far more expensive to live here than it is in a socialist country in Europe where the healthcare is free and the food is cheaper/more nutritious. Canada would be a bit better. I'm tempted to sneak over the northern border myself some days...
It's not as hard as you think. There are many people who are completely fluent in 2,3, or even more languages.
My sister speaks 3 languages fluently and we didn't come from a bilingual household. I have friends that speak 2 languages fluently and they don't come from bilingual households either.
One of my ex-bosses spoke 6 languages fluently.
It's all about just wanting (or, in some cases, absolutely needing) to learn.
^Another problem that will go away completely within a few short years because of Moore's law.
Heck, my android phone can translate anything it hears and give me instant english subtitles from dozens of different languages right now. Clearly it won't be long until learning more languages will be like learning to ride a horse.
I am kind of surprised no one has mentioned doing AM to create your wealth. . . . but if you want to just STS on wickedfire instead of learning how to get rich I leave you with this
Lakshmi Mittal and Carlos Slim are in the top ten wealthiest people in the world and both live in shit hole countries. . . don't move to money, make it move to you.
Lakshmi Mittal and Carlos Slim are in the top ten wealthiest people in the world and both live in shit hole countries. . . don't move to money, make it move to you.
Your examples are irrelevant because this shithole is a small shithole their countries are big shitholes with hundreds of millions of people. You know how many people live here? 5 million. No, thanks.
The part about robots and technology is depressive. I think it's a geekdream, geekfantasy at least I hope so.
Be an entrepreneur then. (Robots will surely do sales better than people do.)
Just avoid entire industries that are about to be drastically changed by Moores' law, and of course learn the tech it takes to do what you need to do.
If you still feel it's a geek dream then you didn't understand what it says on that wikipedia page... That trend started with the invention of the pocket calculator in the 1970's and it has never skipped a beat in 40+ years now!
So again, why are you hanging out in an affiliate marketing forum?
Just avoid entire industries that are about to be drastically changed by Moores' law, and of course learn the tech it takes to do what you need to do.
If you still feel it's a geek dream then you didn't understand what it says on that wikipedia page... That trend started with the invention of the pocket calculator in the 1970's and it has never skipped a beat in 40+ years now!
So again, why are you hanging out in an affiliate marketing forum?
Define "entrepreneur". That term is so vaguely used nowadays it has lost its meaning.
You cannot just "be an entrepreneur". What is it exactly that you want to do? Do you have a plan? money?
If you don't care about technology or IM/AM, why are you even on WickedFire?
You sound clueless, leaving home is the last thing you would want to do.
Don't move to America illegally. Don't do option B unless you want to waste your life listening to someone else tell you their dreams. Find a job in a company that does something that interests you and work your way up the ladder. Then leave with the stuff you learned, start your own company, become rich, etc.
Or not, whatever.
Or not, whatever.
you could always do AM. . . . or does your country not have the interwebz? Mine doesn't so I can't not do what AM require therefore of. . . .