For Zoomers and Alpha'ers who don't want to be middle class wage slaves living in a 1500 Sq Ft house in a **** part of town (or worse, renting a 800 Sq Ft apartment) for the rest of your miserable lives, I offer you SALVATION.
And no, it's not creating the 8,039,523,761st YouTube channel sticking your ugly face in front of the webcam.
No, it's not OnlyFans.
No, it's not TikTok degeneracy.
No, it's not "going to college."
The retards who go to college typically make $60K - $150K/yr ($200K/yr in Silicon Valley is like $80K everywhere else so it's still ****), which is PITIFUL.
Listen up buckaroos, here's what you do:
1. Create a new retail outlet website, business plan, and PowerPoint presentations (use ChatGPT if you're a lazy **** who doesn't want to create presentation materials). Make your materials as amazing as possible.
Then you go around begging investors for money.
Not literally beg, but you know what I mean.
You can use any concept that is "cool" and "hipster":
A) going green/environmentally friendly/non-toxic materials like bamboo
B) AI powered "personalized retail experiences" (there's a mini-AI boom currently going on, time to hop on the bandwagon)
C) good/responsible vendors not from China
D) Elegant shopping experience online
Just find a way to secure 5M+ in funding.
2. After you lure some investors in, what you want to do is place HUGE orders of inventory. You don't GAF about whether it's economically wise to do so. Just make yourself LOOK BIG and GLAMOROUS. Buy the MOST EXPENSIVE and luxurious items you can find.
Stock your showrooms to the max and don't be afraid to spend like crazy since it's not your money.
Save every penny of your after-tax salary. Live at home with parents if necessary ($1500-2500/month rent is no joke) for a couple years - swallow your ego.
3. After 3-6 months, you should be able to see the results. Are you making sales? Are people flocking to your store (both online/in person)?
Keep in mind "the market" is fickle and you can never truly predict if your retail brand will succeed or not. Given the odds, you will not succeed.
Do you expand and grow organically (Option A) or do you start to wind down (Option B)?
Option A: Increase marketing spend and work on "fine tuning" this investor-based startup. The faster you grow, the more revenue you can show on the balance sheet. This also allows you to increase the scope of investment and justify incremental salary increases.
Option B: Oh no! Nobody is buying your ****.
Here is where you take every measure possible to delay the process whereby the investors oust YOU and install a puppet of their choosing because you failed to please your masters. Be sure to write VERY polite emails when investors demand to know why you are failing. Use every excuse in the book: bad economy, "we're still experimenting with ideas," employees aren't doing their jobs, blah blah.
(You can use ChatGPT to write nice emails; be sure to add a few personalized touches to make it less obvious)
Option B is less desirable, but it can still work to get you out of WAGIE SLAVEY.
The important thing is you may need to repeat this process at least 2x (possibly 3x) to save up $250K.
Process: Startup idea -> Investor Funding -> Spend, spend, spend like crazy to increase revenue (you don't care if biz goes bankrupt) -> Pay yourself $140K or as high as possible salary in the meantime
(To be continued)