First learn finances, learn how business work, learn the market in your area

Or learn a fucking trade

idk, know what u wanna do 1st maybe, lol

Well what is the product of your business

I didnt do none o that...

I just went down to companies house in london and set one up

Some fanny tried to import a gun to do school shootings UK edition

Got caught lmao

As you do

Its more of a service. Face to face help with computer management. Aimed primarily at the elderly population as that is what makes up my area.

He looks as you'd expect

Ah

but I already had a big client before I set mine up

well.. big in the UK at least

Learn a trade, mate

https://twitter.com/41Strange/status/1156230742411624449

FA Premier league

You better be good because that market is filled with big companies tech support

Mate. Im looking for some independence. Id be an apprentice if I were learning a trade.

Thats the thing. Its not filled.

And then you'd be a higher earner after a year

then I got united airlines... GSK... the MoD ... a company called sartorius...

Big company tech is notoriously shit to the point people avoid it

Step 1: stop looking for advice on discord

never did any advertising

If you learn a trade, it's a trade that'll stick with you for the rest of your life and you can build your own business off it.

^

Yeah i dont want tied down to brickwork mate

If you're not going to take the idea of learning a trade seriously, you're going nowhere, mate.

Brickwork <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

Trades don't just include that you downy

Can tell you're barely out of school

Youre assuming theres a lot of fucking welding firms in my area you spaz

Welding is just one of many

My friend shouldve been a plumber

Brickwork isn't even s big trade

And it's a damn good one at that

One of many centered around big industry

take a night course or something... you will meet people... and also colleges often have links

Dude has 0 gag reflex for the smell of shit