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Dead broke (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Iwannaberich10@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I am 20 years old and my business has tanked.

I have $300 left to my name and I need to start cash flowing as fast as humanly possible.

My plan is to get back into sales cash flow 5-10k per month then roll that money into entrepreneurial ventures

I have two years of sales experience -Tech SDR -logistics AE -selling my own offer (small business SAAS)

My question is: What type of sales should I pursue

Tech sales
Commission only High ticket closing for personal brand offers (coaching, courses, etc)

I really dislike the corporate space but I know I could land a pretty high paying tech sales job fast with my resume.

High ticket sales is what I really want to do but the barrier to entry is much greater. It’s all about who you know, networking and would take time that I don’t have

What should I do. By this time next month I NEED to be making 5k minimum per month

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[–] titanicx@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Cash advance on credit cards is horrible advice. This is how you tank your credit score and live with no money the rest of your life.

[–] bobby_pablo@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

For most. Yes. I did it once for the purpose of paying first month rent and deposit on an apartment once I got a new job in a city. It depends.