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[steeringclear]

Love SoSuave - think it's kept it authentic feel, whereas other sites might feel very spammy. Curious if there were other forums you guys recommend strictly on waelth and businesses? Maybe it goes a bit deeper into different industries, skills needs.

 

[RoadKing_Rabbit]

If you're looking into that sort of thing, there's a recent video going around about professions almost no one thinks of doing because they're considered by most to be VERY boring or so very niche that no one really aspires to BE said professional. If I find it, I'll drop it here in a sec...

The ones I remember standing out the most are "End of life services salesman," "Assistant autopsy technician," "Technical writer." There's not a whole lot of people lining up to sell people caskets or funeral arrangements, but death, taxes and pain exist. So do professions surrounding them. I guess the second goes hand in hand with the first, but it takes a very different person who can look at corpses and cadavers day in day out in various states of disease, disfigurements, etc... Technical writer makes sense as to why it'd be boring. But someone has to write instruction manuals for people to invent cusswords trying to decipher them. Might as well be you causing them all to scream in unison that the instructions are stupid while they pick the wrong screw for the wrong part.

 

[RoadKing_Rabbit]

He's full of BS in my opinion on the technical writer one as AI does most of it. The funeral services one is valid. I have a marine buddy that actually owns and operates two mortuaries and that's just according to the last time we spoke in 2012.

Another one that he doesn't even mention is an insurance claims adjuster. If you've got the stomach for it, someone has to review gnarly footage of things that go wrong with equipment, or with negligence involving trusted personal. For example, a bus driver T-boning a biker, a machine malfunctioning that literally decapitates someone... You get the idea. My best friend did that for quite some time and let's just say he wasn't unchanged by it. Although he did it all from home, worked about 35 hours a week and made about 50k off of that. He took the roughest claims on purpose. Not all of those are gnarly. But most people don't want to review the video evidence of those.

A caveat is that he was an adjuster for the City in which he lived. So they paid a bit better.

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

Everybody wants to money.

Everybody's broke.

Everybody's lazy as fvck.

Therefore, there is an infinite amount of content on how to best make money as easy as possible.

Which means finding legit helpful information is not easy.

Ditch any ideas of finding the "one secret place" that has all the good money and business advice.

If you want to become financially successful, accept the truth that continuing money and business education, which necessarily includes sorting through all the junk to find the hidden gems, is going to be a necessary and continuous learning curve.

 

[steeringclear]

Everybody wants to money.

Everybody's broke.

Everybody's lazy as fvck.

Therefore, there is an infinite amount of content on how to best make money as easy as possible.

Which means finding legit helpful information is not easy.

Ditch any ideas of finding the "one secret place" that has all the good money and business advice.

If you want to become financially successful, accept the truth that continuing money and business education, which necessarily includes sorting through all the junk to find the hidden gems, is going to be a necessary and continuous learning curve.

Fair enough, but I think there's a lot of wisdom on women in this SoSuave forum, surely there's gotta be something like this with good information but on making money

 

[Crissco]

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