Neurosurgery is a pretty good specialization if you like money. Try Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic or Harvard
meshtron on
How to choose your parents well 101. Or, alternatively, go to med school or become a rock star analyst. I would say, more seriously, that it’s hard to build real wealth without at least a cursory understanding of both Sales and business accounting. But you aren’t going to find wealth in a book.
IndustrialOutbound on
Depends what you mean by wealthy.. but I think marketing is the single most valuable skill an entrepreneur can have. The best thing? you don’t need to sign up for expensive classes- you learn by picking up the phone and cold calling businesses. Learn how to ~listen~ to people and then speak about what they care about.
ProdigiSA on
It’s a bit of a wide question at this point, but to give a wide answer back assuming that you mean from a business standpoint – you need to be consistently investing back into yourself in the early days. I.e.: Read more books; take courses which enable useful business skills; learn how to do sales and marketing, and over time keep funneling this back into your work and ventures as you go.
flyfightandgrin on
Go be an investment banker. Youre in the entrepreneur room and youre already coming in with the wrong goals.
ithorc on
Money & You
JacobStyle on
There isn’t one. Colleges used to offer degree programs that fit the bill and offered a very high probability of upward mobility, but the days of guaranteed success from finance/software/medicine/law education are over. They are fine majors, and some people do very well after studying them, but they do not carry the same guarantee they did 30 years ago.
Conscious_Ad_101 on
Alex hormozi’s $100 million offers is pretty cool to understand the basics of business
and the next one on leads is even more useful.
check that out it’s free.
readsalotman on
Define wealthy. I’m only a measily single digit millionaire but semi-retired at 34, and our passive income from our investments can cover our mortgage. For us, we’re wealthy, but all we did was nothing special, just invested in index funds during a 12 year bull market. I studied philosophy and worked in education admin. I career consult on the side and also teach career development.
GetMySandwich on
Courses that teach CAD design and digital marketing. You learn how to design something on a computer, you have the first step of what you need. You make a file for something that a machining company or a foundry across town can work with, you have a product. It doesn’t need to be innovative. It doesn’t even have to be original. You can literally make something that has an established market, use a different material or slightly different design to construct it, and be done with step 1. CAD is so underrated.
You learn CAD and so many things open to you. You can make and sell tools. Jigs. Jewelry. Furniture. Accessories. Clothing. It doesn’t even have to be wildly innovative. You can design a doorknob and manufacture/sell it. You’d be surprised how well “Distinctive Home Hardware” performs on both social media and sales sheets.
Tatooed_Dolmetcher on
Accounting
fanstoyou on
Estate Agent
LowSecurity6492 on
As far as I know, if this is how you title your goal, you will get scammed very soon.
itanpiuco2020 on
Multiplier U course – that is more of wealth building through capital raising.
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Neurosurgery is a pretty good specialization if you like money. Try Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic or Harvard
How to choose your parents well 101. Or, alternatively, go to med school or become a rock star analyst. I would say, more seriously, that it’s hard to build real wealth without at least a cursory understanding of both Sales and business accounting. But you aren’t going to find wealth in a book.
Depends what you mean by wealthy.. but I think marketing is the single most valuable skill an entrepreneur can have. The best thing? you don’t need to sign up for expensive classes- you learn by picking up the phone and cold calling businesses. Learn how to ~listen~ to people and then speak about what they care about.
It’s a bit of a wide question at this point, but to give a wide answer back assuming that you mean from a business standpoint – you need to be consistently investing back into yourself in the early days. I.e.: Read more books; take courses which enable useful business skills; learn how to do sales and marketing, and over time keep funneling this back into your work and ventures as you go.
Go be an investment banker. Youre in the entrepreneur room and youre already coming in with the wrong goals.
Money & You
There isn’t one. Colleges used to offer degree programs that fit the bill and offered a very high probability of upward mobility, but the days of guaranteed success from finance/software/medicine/law education are over. They are fine majors, and some people do very well after studying them, but they do not carry the same guarantee they did 30 years ago.
Alex hormozi’s $100 million offers is pretty cool to understand the basics of business
and the next one on leads is even more useful.
check that out it’s free.
Define wealthy. I’m only a measily single digit millionaire but semi-retired at 34, and our passive income from our investments can cover our mortgage. For us, we’re wealthy, but all we did was nothing special, just invested in index funds during a 12 year bull market. I studied philosophy and worked in education admin. I career consult on the side and also teach career development.
Courses that teach CAD design and digital marketing. You learn how to design something on a computer, you have the first step of what you need. You make a file for something that a machining company or a foundry across town can work with, you have a product. It doesn’t need to be innovative. It doesn’t even have to be original. You can literally make something that has an established market, use a different material or slightly different design to construct it, and be done with step 1. CAD is so underrated.
You learn CAD and so many things open to you. You can make and sell tools. Jigs. Jewelry. Furniture. Accessories. Clothing. It doesn’t even have to be wildly innovative. You can design a doorknob and manufacture/sell it. You’d be surprised how well “Distinctive Home Hardware” performs on both social media and sales sheets.
Accounting
Estate Agent
As far as I know, if this is how you title your goal, you will get scammed very soon.
Multiplier U course – that is more of wealth building through capital raising.
Nutrition.