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The ultimate thing deciding whether an industry will be good for you is barrier of enterance. Basically how many people can compete with you the issue is if you want to A. make money on the internet and B. do it with little to no investment... you are competing with 4 billion people. Imagine you wanted to mow lawns you are competing with maybe a few lawn companies or kids in town you can probably easily get maybe 15-20 an hour from a white suburb because people are nice and like seeing an ambitious young kid work. Now imagine people from the poorest shitholes can teleport to that town the price of labor would be more like 4 dollars this is how the internet works... You are competing against the lowest common denominator.
Vs if you just want to do some money max in a town the only people who can compete with you live there. Another way is by entering in things that require money or time investments. But if the standards are low you will be competing with everyone above 90 IQ with a computer.
The internet still has the most opportunity by quantity don't get me wrong because despite it having more competition it also has more money flowing then most economies. So you gotta find some industry that the average person cannot make it in. This means either something that requires money to get into or a skill level that most people cannot or won't learn. I wish I lived 20 years back the internet was such a golden opportunity for anyone who could code or was autistic enough to find out how computers work. Now internet can be accessed by 5 year olds with cellphones every complex thing has been made simple so everyone can use it.
Vs if you just want to do some money max in a town the only people who can compete with you live there. Another way is by entering in things that require money or time investments. But if the standards are low you will be competing with everyone above 90 IQ with a computer.
The internet still has the most opportunity by quantity don't get me wrong because despite it having more competition it also has more money flowing then most economies. So you gotta find some industry that the average person cannot make it in. This means either something that requires money to get into or a skill level that most people cannot or won't learn. I wish I lived 20 years back the internet was such a golden opportunity for anyone who could code or was autistic enough to find out how computers work. Now internet can be accessed by 5 year olds with cellphones every complex thing has been made simple so everyone can use it.
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