My 2020 blog

Mark Cuban is a very smart guy. Possibly to your surprise, he’s also a very nice guy. According to Mark, «It’s not about money or connections, it’s the willingness to outwork and outlearn. Whenever I write about how success is often based on outworking other people — both in terms of effort and in terms of hours spent — many people respond with righteous indignation. Hard work has nothing to do with it,» I often hear. Um, no. You can’t have it both ways. You can work smarter, sure, but you also have to work harder. Take successful entrepreneurs. Bill Othsrs evidently never oyhers, never changed clothes, never did anything but code and maneuver and strategize.

Fo my home. Wondering how to flip a house? For real estate investors, flipping houses may have hit its peak in the bubble years leading up to the housing market crash, but this is one dream that definitely hasn’t died. Many investors are still making money. However, just because you’ve watched a lot of HGTV shows doesn’t mean that you know how to flip a house for a profit.

Discussion in ‘ Coffee Lounge ‘ started by mrtea20th Jul, Log in. How many cows do you need to make a profit? I’d bow to know if anyone can give me a rough indication of how many cows you would need to be able to run on a property, before it becomes profitable? The reason I ask is, there seem to be a lot of people, particularly hobby farmers and tree-changer types, attempting to run smaller numbers and at the end of the day they find they haven’t even generated a profit and sometimes a loss. So I guess after tagging, transporting them to market, agent fees, drenching, feed costs. So assuming one kept their inputs to a minimum e. I’m guessing there must be some economies of scale involved, but I’m not sure how?