You don’t need to get funding for your business. Which is good, since you probably won’t anyway.

Quit your day job the minute you see a viable path toward financial independence.

One day they’re going to get tired of me gushing over them, but that day has not yet come.

I love Revolve.

• Anyone out there thinking that it is too hard to start a business just got pwned.
• Anyone out there thinking that there won’t be any competetion for whatever goofy thing they’ve decided to sell (this included me, you, and everyone you know)… we just got pwned, too.

If you are looking to start a business (or get involved with a business opportunity, or buy a franchise, or start selling a product, or whatever) it is essential that you care about the business for reasons other than “if this goes well, it will make me rich,” or even some variation on that.

“I won’t have to work anymore.”
“I’ll be able to automate it and retire!”
“I’ll have multiple streams of income!”

Those are all great things to achieve, and I wish everyone who is seeking them luck and blessings… but you probably won’t ever achieve them unless you are passionate about the work.

Can you tell a good business opportunity from a scam? Do you know the difference between a great idea a non-starter? You’ll say “yes” and “yes” after reading…

A wave of new businesses are being started, as people realize that they have the power to take control of their lives. What’s driving this trend? And what are the dangers?