'I make a fortune buying up abandoned shipping containers'
telegraph.co.uk
telegraph.co.uk
These wankers had millions and millions to pivot to something they were already familiar with, doing or connected to. Started the business with just 4k in his parents living room, yeah sure he did. This wanker had plenty of help or insider connections. Notice how one guy is standing in a warehouse that would cost 200-300k + a month to lease and the other guy is standing in the yard area of a port smiling, his dad is probably in charge of the port.
Go try to buy a shipping container and tell me how it goes.
It is true, in our self centered west everyone feels the need to be "self made" even if that is not even possible..
I had the worst of everything, the poorest work ethic of all time and I succeeded.
And I kinda give it all to my adrenaline junkie personality which finds coding the biggest possible thrill…well, excluding my gf
THIS is what we are truly basing all our success on. If we were dropped in some random part of the world 100 thousand years ago every modern human would be able to do basically nothing.
“Some men even feel a faint nostalgia for army life,” for the comradeship, for the feeling of mutual interdependence. And, he went on, there was nobility in this longing, for after all, “we are dependent on other people nearly every minute of our lives—for our food, for help when we are sick. Even when we drive a car we are depending on the skill and judgment of the other people on the road. In a larger sense, each one of us is dependent on all the people of this country—on their obedience to our laws, for their rejection of the siren calls of ambitious demagogues. In fact, if we only realized it, we are in time of peace as interdependent as soldiers were in the time of war. I think it is high time that we recognize this truth. If we did, how much easier would be our time ahead!”