Marcus Lemonis – MGTOW Level 12.5

[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

To any of you aspiring entrepreneurs/capitalists out there, check out a show called THE PROFIT.

My brother recently turned me onto it and I love it. It’s similar to Shark Tank- If you like Shark Tank you will probably enjoy The Profit.

It’s a reality show about an American businessman Marcus Lemonis going into struggling businesses to save them. He basically makes an investment and takes over. It’s a great show.

Upon watching the first 2 seasons it seems pretty obvious this guy is a MGTOW Level 12.5 dash B. Too calm, happy, and rich to be married… I researched a bit and it appears this guy is most definitely a bachelor.

A great example of a “Productive” MGTOW, or a “high-performance MGTOW” or whatever label or level you want to put on it. If you’re interested in business/investing/capitalism, it’s worth a watch. Free on the pirate bay.

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[RoyDalParticipant]

Too bad that I don’t have cable. Thanks for the tip. Maybe I’ll snag the DVD, if there is one.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

RoyDal wrote:

Too bad that I don’t have cable. Thanks for the tip. Maybe I’ll snag the DVD, if there is one.

I hear ya. I have no cable, no TV, no DVD player. I just download the torrents for free on the pirate bay and watch them on my laptop.

I’m not a big fan of most TV- I stick to shows I can learn from. Entrepreneurial stuff is great- probably better then a business degree. It’s nice to see who’s making the money and how they’re doing it.

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[TuneoutParticipant]

Investing in start ups or Small Cap markets interests me

You never know if one will become the next big thing,

with any gamble though make sure it is an educated risk

and you can AFFORD to lose your investment.

Lifes a bitch,but you don't have to marry one!

[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

Businesses are tough.

I like tough. However I understand your point. My plan is to stick to jobs/rental/investing until I have enough to generate a basic income for myself… Like $1500 a month coming in from investments. For a productive MGTOW that’s extremely easy. I have very little materialistic urges.

Once I achieve a basic income and a bit of savings, I plan on going into business for myself… Nothing beats the freedom of being your own boss, and being able to work as much or as little as you want!

I have a few ideas I’m considering… Things I have a passion for. No need to get rich quick or anything like that. Life’s about the journey.

Even something as simple as a handyman service would be preferrable to a 50-hour a week job. For now I have 2-4 more years of job/rental/investing to get to that point. It’s alot easier/ less risky to start a business when you have deep pockets, and you arent desperate to extract money as quickly as possible.

For me it’s more about building a lifestyle than getting rich. Rentals are great for steady income to pay the bills. I see business as simply something to do for p~~~-away money… it beats punching a time clock.

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[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

Businesses are tough.

My whole family is filled with entreprenuers/ freelancers. They all make decent money doing various things, but they have lots of volatility in their life and no steady income.

Thats why I plan on doing the job/rental/investing thing to start. That way if I have a few slow months its not a big deal. I just go take a vacation.

My brother and cousins sell cellphone accesories at flea markets and state fairs. My other brother/ uncle have landscape/construction businesses and they are always looking for help. My current boss told me I could work part time when people call in sick.

My other uncle travels the country taking some real big-boy contracts. Currently he travels around the country upgrading cell towers to 4G or some s~~~ like that. Makes great money but work is not steady.

My point is I don’t really need full-time employment. I can start a lifestyle business on the side and just freelance sporadically for various people. Right now I’m putting in my time as a corporate drone because the pay is good and steady. I can live on 25% of what I currently make.

I’m patiently building my financial foundation before I make the jump to lightspeed. MGTOW don’t need much to live on so business is easier for us.

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[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

Businesses are tough.

Rental property is stable. But with women plan for late rent. In a few days this lady is giving me 4k of back rent. She had an illness and I was kind and did not toss her out.

That is one fouth the money I need for the truck I want.

If you’re young with no capital, you’re better off getting a job. If you can’t find a decent job, then go start a business or a side-business.

For productive MGTOW who never f~~~ed up… Better to acquire a couple apartment buildings and 50-100k in liquid capital first. Makes things a bit easier.

I can run circles around the average businessman. They are all tired and weak from being drained by wife/kids. I can work twice as long and twice as hard. Meanwhile I can also live on $200 a week and constantly reinvest everything back into the business.

I don’t need a fancy truck or anything like that. All I wanna do is read books and eat good food. Maybe bang an escort now and then. I’ll work my nuts off just for the fun of it and watch the points rack up like I’m playing donkey kong lol.

Meanwhile the mangina business owners I would be competing against have 30 less hours per week than me (family time) and the money drains away as fast as they make it.

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