Most founders copy unprofitable giants like Uber and Facebook instead of building simple, profitable businesses. Start writing online daily, stick with it for years, and monetize the audience you build. Small wins compound into sustainable income.
I think the real problem is that people overcomplicate entrepreneurship. You see these venture-backed companies, Facebook, Uber, Google, that aren't profitable for like, I don't know, fucking decades. You got Amazon that didn't make money for forever. And everyone thinks that's the way to build a business. And it is the way to build a business for some people and some people have the right ideas. But I think that the other opportunity that everyone is leaving behind in the digital world is like, who's building the boring services businesses for the digital world? Like go start an email marketing agency, go, you know, write a blog, build a newsletter about something you love. Like it's not that complicated. You just gotta start writing online today and do it every day for a couple years and you'll catch traction on social and in Google and you'll figure out how to make money off it. It's just everyone wants this massive life-changing win. Sometimes you have to stack up little ones first.
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