Worldwide Ty argues that entrepreneurs should position themselves for where the market will be in five years, not where it is now. The best near-term money is in work that requires intuition, physical labor, and split-second decisions that AI can't do yet. External factors like economy, holidays, weather, and emotions shape consumer businesses.
So the biggest thing I can say that the season that I'm in when it comes to getting to the fucking money point is positioning, right? Like what am I doing to position myself not just for now but five years from now and as entrepreneurs that's kind of scary because you have no idea. You know, when you run a business like this that's consumer driven, the economy impacts it, holidays impact it, rain impacts it, emotions impact. You know, there's so many factors that are outside of your control that you can't always bank on, right? I think the big, biggest fucking money opportunities right now are in fields that require intuitive thinking that AI can't do, that require actual physical labor, that require snap decision making that, you know, AI and technology is years away from and understanding how you, you know, integrate into those things because they're going to be so many industries that are going AI, computer that it just is what it is.
