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But there is a dark side to being a Main Street Millionaire: they’re getting too old for this sh*t. Talk to any boomer business owner over the age of sixty-five, buy them a beer or six, and they will admit that they want to exit their business…but *have no idea how*.
Throughout history, the answer was to hand the business over to the kids. Ah, the times they are a-changin’. These days, only about 30 percent of businesses transition from one family generation to the next. The kids don’t want Dad’s plumbing business. They want to dance on TikTok, even if plumbing makes millions.
Main Street Millionaire
Codie Sanchez
My advice is to leave some room for genius. Sometimes the difference between you being poor and being wealthy is a month of insane work.
Increasing Wealth as a Father
Jordan O'Connor
What justifies me learning and migrating to a *new* thing as opposed to fighting through my problems with the tools I already know? The new thing has to have some sort of value proposition, which could be something like "better performance" or "more secure". The most universal value and the most direct to show is "takes less time and mental effort to do something". I can't accurately judge two benchmarks, but I can see two demos or code samples and compare which one feels easier to me.
What Hard Thing Does Your Tech Make Easy?
Computer Things
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