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JeanLukPigheart
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It's way harder than most can ever imagine because you are responsible for every facet of the business unlike a 9 to 5 where you can let go once you leave the job and let the owner worry about it.
You do realize that by "business", nobody means a "self-made man with a tire shop" at the corner, right? So no, Mark Zuckerberg is not responsible for reprogramming the iOS7 messenger for Facebook or designing the new datacenters.
And most "businesses" you talk about, where the owner has to "worry about" the company are run by people you "chuckle" at.
It's not like you can keep pulling cash out of your azz to finance each business idea too. No one's gonna keep giving you money to finance your ideas so you have limited opportunities to make it happen. That's why many celebrities are unable to just keep creating companies that many assume are so easy to run and make a profit. Some foolishly convince themselves that they would of course be different.
Yes, you can keep pulling money out of your ass or somebody else's ass, because the number one rule is not to invest your own money into your own business. And by "business", I mean seed rounds of 500k-5m and Round As of 10-20-30m Dollars and not your "self-made man's tire shop". According to start ups, 1 out of 20 businesses is even profitable, so ask Forbes how come they know the answers, while the number of millionaires/billionaires and Venture Capitalists is growing? SMH
And no, neither Jimmy Iovine, nor Dr.Dre know exactly how the drivers in their headphones work and NO, they didn't invent headphones either. No, they are not even the ones who own the company who produces them. It's unnecessary. Nobody is talking about Shaquille O'Neal starting a fashion line for people above 6'6". lol
Those people are glorified PR-heads.
And yes, while we are at it, just because Jay Z supposedly owned 0.5% of an NBA team, doesn't make him its sole owner...............Ashton Kutcher didn't need to invent Twitter and JT didn't invent MySpace.
Twitter doesn't even need a business model. The business model is clear: license data for real-time search queries (for example, politics "barometers" and surveys). Ask CNN.
And nope, as far as investments goes, I am talking about reasonably rich young artists/musicians/people in sports investing their millions into businesses/start ups they are interested in because of their education/hobbies and not self-centered pricks like Kanye, who think they can become the best in everything, 'cause his mommy taught him so. SMH