DO you have 3 months worth of paychecks in your account that can be untouched/not needed ever.

That is typically the rule of thumb for "Living comfortably."

80% of small businesses fail within the first 18 months.

Of those that survive, only half make it 5 years.

Of those that make it 5 years, only a third make it 10 years.

Manufacturing is also becoming a trade. I know here in NY and PA - the BOCES edu program is offering classes.

These classes are basically reviewing raw commodities and the conversion from raw to finish goods along with PIT certifications and material handling.

I think it's clever.

In the last 6 months, I've interviewed grown ass man childs/so called men who've never touched a hand tool or knew how to read a fucking tape measure. It's truly sad to the point, I went home and asked my wife to read off some measurements for me and my 13 and 8 year old kid and they read off any measurement I pointed out. These grown man child/so called "MEN" could not or even distinguish the difference between CM and IN. Like really?

The fuck has society become.

I barely graduated highschool lol.

Making 9 a week,but I’ve been here for 15+

All and education will do is ensure you are living comfortably.

Someone with an education is likely to make more money in the same field as someone without the education.

Kind of like, education guy is in the management level, or is hired at the management level vs someone without the education starting at the bottom/lowest position and working his way up through internal promotions.

It's a piece of paper that confirms knowledge - not field experience - all though some diplomas confirm field experience but not people or business ethics lol.

It's stupid if you ask me but I get it.

Would you hire someone off the street who dropped out of 9th grade (With no experience) at 6 figures to help at the senior management level or would you hire someone right out of college, whom has a degree in business management?

Now, if that 9th grade drop out had a legit minimum of 5 to 10 years at the executive level, I'd definitely take him over the college grad, without a doubt.

More than 97% of people are useless garbage so of course they would fail at making a business successful

Statistics are pointless mostly so I won't look for any but since you have them on retainer for everything everything how many of those businesses don't make it psst those milestones because of mergers/buyouts that earn the entrepreneurs a good chunk of change?

A lot of major businesses in retail aren't making it because of ebay and Amazon but mostly Amazon.

I mean, Macy's is planning to shut down or have shut down a total of 1,800 stores before the start of the new year.

Same thing with Sears.

And these are basically main attractions to the majority of our shopping malls and plazas which is sad.

Small businesses are thriving as those companies shut down stores though

If sears was just an appliance store abd didn't spend the money on the big retail spaces/extra inventory for clothing and electronics they would do much better

Places like tj maxx and Burlington and Ross are killing it though

Outside of Silicon Valley, it's an infinitesimally small number.

Yea i agree with diode school is for dumb white people

I think those numbers are full of nonsense though

Lots of idiots with terrible ideas go all in on their business dreams lmao

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