Youtube channel venture FAILED

dealing with jews is a part of any business

Your entire post encapsulates why you failed, OP.

>post everything that failed
>don't explain why they failed
>instead opt to whine like a little bitch

tbqh senpai you should have killed yourself the first time you failed to learn from your mistakes.

Someone clearly hasn't read Scott Adams's book

>youtube channel venture FAILED
Did you make content that you would actually enjoy viewing yourself?
>music composer venture FAILED
Can you compose music?
>visual novel venture FAILED
>manga venture FAILED
>writing reviews venture FAILED
Can you draw and write?
>daytrading venture FAILED
How much time did you put into study and practice?

It's better to try something and fail, but if you rush in blind and don't learn from your mistakes, what's the point?

>suicide attempt FAILED

OP looks like you get to live

I believe in you op

>first business venture failed
One day 15 people from the management decided to just pack up and leave

>Training business venture failed.
We were 4 guys that did various training courses. Kind of like mercenaries. One of us decided to fuck us over and secretly modified the contract. We 3 left immediatelly.

>Second bussines venture failed
Things were going decently but greed and pride ultimately destroyed everything.

Now I got myself a "pay the bills" job and developing my own blog/site. I may be a noob at this but my little project is growing steadily.

Now I'm preparing my 3rd business venture with a friend.

Noob question : How do you guys get your stuff ? Supply ? Just ring up the manufacturer ?

alibaba is a good place to go for suppliers.

or have you ever considered craigslist? they've got a good protein supply if you ever need it.

We wanna go on the perfume industry. I dunno if Alibaba sells 100% original perfumes, and some merchants don't even ship to my country

Perfume industry is kinda risky, since you're mainly competing against the big luxury brands and buying perfume isn't something people buy on a daily basis; 1 bottle of perfume can last someone months or even years.

Where are you located? Alibaba usually ship all over the world bar Antarctica or North Korea.

We actually want to go on travel-sized perfumes, in small bottles ( from 5ml to 25ml ). There is a huge market for this and no-one in a 500km radius sells miniature perfumes. We surveyed the market.

Large chains of perfumes in my area don't sell travel sized perfumes, only from 30ml+.

Ive worked in a perfume retail store and there were lots of people willing to even pay for the 5ml samples.
The reasons are 2 :
1. Most people want expensive perfumes but can't afford them. But a smaller, cheaper version is much more accesible.
2. A 50ml perfume is useless at the airport.

We just want to commerce regular perfume , brands, just in smaller quantities

more info on nervous breakdown? i don't buy it

In Horoscope, Check your 2nd and 8th houses to see where your money is coming from and where it's going. For "jobs" check 6th house, for "careers" Check 10th house

How did you get into Manga and VN Ventures? I have decent ideas but need cheap artists to make it happen. What happened with your attempts?

>>memecoin venture FAILED (I bought at the peak)

This is where your greentext should stop. In memecoins, you have found your rocket.

Make lots of gains ads.cash/prelaunch/2.html?id=mmjordan007&link=1

You are more likely to succeed if you have a high threshold to deal with failure. Listen to Louis
youtube.com/watch?v=hAtlXc5quCY

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who you think posted this irl?

you're the one placing value on all these ventures in terms of how worthy you are to be alive
to me that's bullshit. Keep at it.

show us your manga

>tutoring venture FAILED

Could you elaborate on this? I'm currently working on a plan to start a tutoring business.

here's the thing mate
i think your efforts are fucking commendable
i'm curious as to why there are so many ventures. how long do you spend on one of these before you call it failure?

i thought about giving up every day for what felt like forever, but one day i finally nabbed that big customer which gives me the cashflow i need to call the venture a success. i just had to keep fighting

>youtube channel
Predictable

>online freelancing
There's no way to actually succeed here

>music composer
Predictable

>Visual novel
Did you forget to make it porn?

>manga
Predictable

>writing reviews
Predictable

>startup
Too vague too comment AND predictable

>tutoring
There's no way to actually succeed here

>dropshipping
insufficient SEO research; you should have known if this would have succeeded before you even started

>memecoin
Predictable

>daytrading
Predictable

>getting a decent job
Too vague too comment.

Your general trend appears to be engaging in activities that have a low base rate of success in the general population, not to mention an overwhelming number of them are meme-level. The general rule to operate by is if there are lots of ebooks about it, the market is glutted enough that you should expect the advice to be bad.

If you want to improve your chances of success, you want to do something where there's lots of unstandardized barriers to entry; if the problems you're facing are unique, you're in money making territory.

I would say infinite. Besy friend killed homself last year. I have a list longer than yours. Looking at starting yet another llc...

Ahh, not him bit i have embarked ona dick making venture.

This

Also Gavin McInnes says only one out of
every 12 ventures will break even after 2 years pouring over expense reports

Even the best fail more than they succeed, by the numbers.

post Youtube channel

Your doing great bro

You can't fail if you don't try to do anything.

memes aside, be afraid of NOT TRYING more than anything. you get ONE CHANCE to do cool things before you die. when you finally step out of your comfort zone and just try, you won't be able to fully go back and that's a great thing.

You've still got many years ahead of you. Try to learn from these mistakes and find a way to improve yourself.

>Your general trend appears to be engaging in activities that have a low base rate of success in the general population, not to mention an overwhelming number of them are meme-level. The general rule to operate by is if there are lots of ebooks about it, the market is glutted enough that you should expect the advice to be bad.
>If you want to improve your chances of success, you want to do something where there's lots of unstandardized barriers to entry; if the problems you're facing are unique, you're in money making territory.
solid advice from this user, and this was my first thought too.

OP is choosing jobs because they sound cool are are the current meme. but people only are successful in these jobs due to skill, opportunity or timing.

i think from your description you were a jack of no trades, master of even less.
if you were trying to compose music for money, you'd focus on that and not give up. it is pretty rare for someone serious about making music to have time to draw comics too.
you are a typical Generation ADHD. a 1minute man.
stick to something and pursue it until you succeed.
maybe you need a normie jobs to pay the bills in the meantime.

>not trying 5 times each

still better than wage slaving.
think about it like it's 1% chance to being wealthing