Do any of you have any business ideas that are a for sure thing to make you millions ?? Looking for something that's pandemic/recession proof..

Ideally something that's original , but just something in demand or important will be okay as well I'm not too picky

Really I'm looking for the next netflix or like the next microwave, but just throw me whatever you got

Mental poverty is the predecessor to actual poverty.

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If you can't come up with the idea, what makes you think you can grind to make a start-up profitable?

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Hold this slap, lazy n*gga.

Raise cattle.

eBay I just started a while back selling stuff I get from the thrift but you have to sell cheap at first get your reviews up then boom the money flows trust me

Doubt anybody is going to give you their business ideas.

Honestly, you have to work. I was in that mindset when I was young.. always rose to the top in anything I did and knew I'd do better than "that" guy running the company if shown how or given the chance.

Anyway...its hard to do sh*t when you're not liquid. It's hard to start a business on a little money (having 30k ect is little money). You need to work yourself up and keep applying for more lucrative jobs increasing your income. Once you start making good money and start having a good bit in the bank to play with...not only will you have the funds to start something and have the cash to keep it afloat while you get things together but you'll start being around other people making money (and some a lot more than you) and start seeing what they're doing (or they have a business that helps you in what youre doing ect) and then you start doing things like that.

The stuff pictured in the op is cool but they're basic things or things you really have to hit a homerun on like being a youtube star

izlar928 said eBay I just started a while back selling stuff I get from the thrift but you have to sell cheap at first get your reviews up then boom the money flows trust me

I need more insight. What products should I start buying that really sell ?

Learn to trade stocks

#1 skill you can learn is sales.

some of my side hustle....

Selling shoes, clothes, tools, toys, video games on eBay. Go to the sale rack and buy stuff to resell. go on liquidation.com for bulk items

Trading in the Stock market/ Crypto
Teaching people how to trade for a monthly fee

Print on-demand store through Etsy & Printful. Easy to do without holding any inventory, plus Printful packs and ships the items. All I do is collect the profit

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My wife and I also own a Hair Salon

Find something that your passionate about and focus on that. The more research you do the better you;'ll be. Go on YouTube and watch hours of videos on side hustle

The best business idea is the broke man's business idea, which is when a broke man thinks to panhandle. You can even be a professional at it.

philly337 said Doubt anybody is going to give you their business ideas. Honestly, you have to work. I was in that mindset when I was young.. always rose to the top in anything I did and knew I'd do better than "that" guy running the company if shown how or given the chance. Anyway...its hard to do sh*t when you're not liquid. It's hard to start a business on a little money (having 30k ect is little money). You need to work yourself up and keep applying for more lucrative jobs increasing your income. Once you start making good money and start having a good bit in the bank to play with...not only will you have the funds to start something and have the cash to keep it afloat while you get things together but you'll start being around other people making money (and some a lot more than you) and start seeing what they're doing (or they have a business that helps you in what youre doing ect) and then you start doing things like that. The stuff pictured in the op is cool but they're basic things or things you really have to hit a homerun on like being a youtube star

Great Reply. So True.

first off, you should step into a niche that YOU'RE passionate about -- otherwise, work will feel just like that, work. doing what you love and getting paid is dope. aside from that, you gotta understand it takes time to build sh*t up (idea, product, clientele, trust, good reputation, and all that).... ain't nothing you step into going to bring you a "milly" super quick, fast and in a hurry like that... also, u gotta know and understand it's not even always about having a lot of money, it's about how you SPEND your money. if you're horrible with money, you gotta fix and adjust that first -- ppl be thinking they get more money, they gon' automatically smarten up and just know what to do with it. you gotta look into understanding the dynamics and in's and out's of having bread (finances) -- and how to break it apart, and what to break it apart for.

This from the top of my head because I just saw about the Seinfeld ai thing how it was writing his shows and all that but why not get ai to make beats or whatever idk how any of that sh*t works

Op, how much money do you have to invest (be honest...if it's nit a low amount it's fine. If you're embellishing it will only hurt you)? Also, what's your experience? Have you been in sales, lending, hvac ect...and how did you do? Again, lying only hurts you because you won't get an answer the will benefit you (example...and this isn't me lying...everything I've ever done on a daily basis if trained the same as another group of people I've always been #1 or at least top 10%. Whether it was sports, hobbies, jobs, education...anything. but if you tell me that and it's not true...any advice I give you'll fall on your face. There's some things you have to outwork everybody else and really be able to just catch on and figure sh*t out better than anybody else and theirs others that don't require that...real estate for example. More about knowing the process and having the funds).

Can't promise anything and not going to give anything that might take food off my plate but depending on your answer might be able to give you some ideas

Check out the "how I built this" podcast. Entrepreneurs talking about how they built their products or business

You can buy a thing to print t shirts or shorts and heat press them. Or charge people for heat pressing their inventory

With photography shooting weddings makes good money. Most photographers hate doing that tho. They're all snobby about it (compromising their artistic integrity and all that bullsh*t)

Read biographies like shoe dog, Steve jobs , stuff like that. Gives you ideas

Dot said Great Reply. So True.

Yup, people want the easy way but there's no easy way. Also, people get scared to make a change. "Anybody" working right now can find a job making more money but they dont know that or scared of making the switch if it doesn't work out and lose the current job they have...but with that mindset you'll be stuck there. Put your resume any job that you'd like that makes more money (and don't shoot low...youd be surprised how many jobs out here will hire anybody with some type of experience that is a lot for money. Especially in sales...it might be 100% commission based but if you put the work in you'll 4x your salary year 1). Stay at your job until you find the right fit trying to hire you..might take a year but ecentually you'll find something. Then do the same once youre at the next job and put another feather in your cap on the resume). But...

1. Keep looking for better opportunities for more money

2. Don't spend that money. This is a big issue for people...say somebody is able to save 10k a year and then get a job for a 50k raise (say 30k after taxes). Now they have 40k a year but go and start eating out, taking vacations, get a new car, upgrade their house and only have 15k-20k. Need to sacrifice for the next decade while ypu build sh*t snd start businesses.

3. Get liquid and use other people money if you can as much as possible. People always think they can start a business for not much money but it takes a lot and most companies take 6 months to a year to start turning a profit. If you only have the startup costs and not the overhead for 6 months majority of business Wil fail.

4. Understanding 100% how to operate the business (usually have had to work in it). Can have the best idea ever but if you don't know "every" single detail from opening the door in the morning until you close (along woth licensing ect needed) it will fail

5. Do it

blaznfor20 said some of my side hustle.... Selling shoes, clothes, tools, toys, video games on eBay. Go to the sale rack and buy stuff to resell. go on liquidation.com for bulk items Trading in the Stock market/ Crypto Teaching people how to trade for a monthly fee Print on-demand store through Etsy & Printful. Easy to do without holding any inventory, plus Printful packs and ships the items. All I do is collect the profit view image My wife and I also own a Hair Salon Find something that your passionate about and focus on that. The more research you do the better you;'ll be. Go on YouTube and watch hours of videos on side hustle

I saw the t shirt on "I never did it for the money" then checked the origins of the quote. That's some real sh*t, he didn't care about the money it was more like a game to him same with warren buffett. It's that mentality that made them successful

The first step is understanding that there's no such thing as a "good" or "bad" business idea - only those that do and don't, have and haven't worked. People always ask "what's a business idea I can do..." and my reply is "what have you done? Are you doing?" If you can't tell me what you've failed at, I can't tell you what you'll be successful at.

Pick one, find your audience, and pitch it to them. Honestly, 99% of all business ideas can be started in 7 days or less for less than $100 (in some form). Focus solely on bringing money in, and use that capital to grow the business to the point you can scale it.

My brother runs a t shirt printing business, you won't get rich off of it but the money is steady b/c people always need sh*t printed on t-shirts

OrangeHippo said Mining Crypto alt-coins that no-one has heard of[time consuming and not something most casual/mainstream ppl know of] Digital Gold Farming[Yes, farming gaming gold its more profitable then mining crypto especially now] Coral farming[saltwater aquariums] Scalping Bots[Resell PS5/Sneakers/etc] Ai farming Owning GPT sites. Some few examples for you. All stuff i have done or am doing. FYI you need money to make money. Everything above requires a decent investment to make you money back.

i agree that's why i'm investing in me

OrangeHippo said Mining Crypto alt-coins that no-one has heard of[time consuming and not something most casual/mainstream ppl know of] Digital Gold Farming[Yes, farming gaming gold its more profitable then mining crypto especially now] Coral farming[saltwater aquariums] Scalping Bots[Resell PS5/Sneakers/etc] Ai farming Owning GPT sites. Some few examples for you. All stuff i have done or am doing. FYI you need money to make money. Everything above requires a decent investment to make you money back.

What's the concept behind digital gold farming? That sounds crazy

strungout said Really I'm looking for the next netflix or like the next microwave, but just throw me whatever you got

How about a Twitter/chatgpt integration?

blaznfor20 said some of my side hustle.... Selling shoes, clothes, tools, toys, video games on eBay. Go to the sale rack and buy stuff to resell. go on liquidation.com for bulk items Trading in the Stock market/ Crypto Teaching people how to trade for a monthly fee Print on-demand store through Etsy & Printful. Easy to do without holding any inventory, plus Printful packs and ships the items. All I do is collect the profit view image My wife and I also own a Hair Salon Find something that your passionate about and focus on that. The more research you do the better you;'ll be. Go on YouTube and watch hours of videos on side hustle

On average how much does printful take of the profit per sale?