The nay-saying is coming across as pretty lame frankly - look at the background of a lot of successful entrepreneurs - they went balls-out, often went bankrupt a few times, but in the end the got their break.
Hell, Richard Branson started selling dodgy records out of a car boot and his mum had to bail him out when he got arrested by HMCS - I'm sure you would have all said how lame and crazy he was and he'd never amount to anything, no? Alan Sugar - started off selling car aerials out of the back of a van - what an idiot
Frankly I don't see much constructive or helpful advice on here at all, all I see is a gang of idiots getting their kicks out from taking potshots at an 'easy' target. It's pathetic - by all means continue your risk-averse lifestyle but just because someone else decides to try and make a go of something doesn't make you better in any way. :-/
Hell, Richard Branson started selling dodgy records out of a car boot and his mum had to bail him out when he got arrested by HMCS - I'm sure you would have all said how lame and crazy he was and he'd never amount to anything, no? Alan Sugar - started off selling car aerials out of the back of a van - what an idiot
Frankly I don't see much constructive or helpful advice on here at all, all I see is a gang of idiots getting their kicks out from taking potshots at an 'easy' target. It's pathetic - by all means continue your risk-averse lifestyle but just because someone else decides to try and make a go of something doesn't make you better in any way. :-/
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