You need to ask my financial advisor.
Like I said. I don't have any interest in actively managing my investments.
Nuocho
joined 10 months ago
I mean, why not? I am a Software engineer, not an investor and honestly I'm not even that interested in it.
If I get excited about a new company and need money to start it then sure I can maybe sell some ETFs but otherwise I don't see the point
I sold my part of the software consulting company I founded with my friends for 2m€ this year. After taxes it will generate just enough passive income to retire if I want to which was my original goal as an entrepreneur.
Really happy about it. I am still working at the company full time and don't really know what I want to do next but time will probably tell.
Learn skills that are beneficial for companies (sales, marketing or tech for example). Find people who have the other skills but also have good ideas. That's what I've always done. I learned how to build apps and have been in quite a few start ups already without having to create a single business idea of my own.
It's a B2B service business. We do software development and consulting.
We hired our own full time CFO to handle accounting and budgeting when we were doing ~3.5M revenue. Was definitely worth it. At 9m we hired another full time accountant to help our CFO.
There are like 30 people telling you that your website is not good. You come here telling that there is nothing wrong and we just don't understand ignoring all legitimate critisism.
Meanwhile you say that you have founded countless startups which for some reason all failed and you have trouble making money.
I feel like there might be a connection here...
SEO gets people on your website but it doesn't get you orders if the website is not good.
Pick a funny nickname for money or UK coin or bank note and start with that. Like call it Moola or something like that.