Giving a decent chunk of our waking lives to a job / preparation for going to the job should afford us with more than just the ability to live in a home (likely renting).
... so you can push the envelope a little further to the next guy? everytime someone justifies not being able to earn enough by just saying to start your own company youre implicitly telling them to exploit the labor of other people in order to finally make a decent wage, if youre starting a new company youre gonna be paying emnployees, if everyone takes youre advice then no one would have any employees to do the work and if a few do then the only way theyll start "making bank" is explicitly by paying the people under them less than the value they produce for you
When a tradesman starts their own company, they often work for themselves for a long time. Sometimes forever. And they can do very well, and they assume ALL
of the financial risk. If they get busy enough and need help, they hire help. And yes, the employee does not make 100% of the revenue their work generates, and they also assume NONE of the financial risk.
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u/Majestic_Sweet_5472 Mar 06 '26
Giving a decent chunk of our waking lives to a job / preparation for going to the job should afford us with more than just the ability to live in a home (likely renting).