The Job Creator VS Entrepreneur?

People love to correct other people, so put out your work and let the world make your corrections. A common reason most people don’t follow through on their ideas is the fear of not knowing how to do, what they want to do. They don’t wanna look stupid.

They are two types of people that don’t mind looking stupid. The first type doesn’t get embarrassed or shamed they just need a quick buck so they will hustle anything and often will leave the person they are dealing with feeling like they just got hustled. The second is a true hustler he wants to make you feel like you got a bargain, so you continue to do business with him, he’s in it for the long haul. That’s me!

Even though both hustlers operate in different ways, their commonality is not being afraid to look like they don’t know something. Trust and believe all salespeople, have run into a customer that knows more about their product than do, it’s part of the game.

At that moment, the smart salesperson takes note and asks the right questions. The person who is scared to look stupid would fold at this point, while both the hustlers know. I just learned some new information that’s gonna help me make more money. If you are learning something you didn’t know, it’s called learning not looking stupid.

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I learn things and have adventures along the way

I have been creating jobs and taking other people’s ideas for jobs to make money since I knew you could just create and make your own money. One of my first jobs was waiting outside the grocery store and asking women did they need help to carry their bags to the car. In certain parts of New Jersey, shopping carts are only allowed to go a few feet from the store. So women would need help getting groceries to the car and me and a bunch of other kids would squat outside the Shop-Rite repeating our sales pitch.

You need any help with your bags Ms.?

Later on, I sold candy bars, T-Shirts, baby clothes, drugs, flipped products on eBay, and even tried to sell some real estate. You might think that makes me a wannabe entrepreneur, it doesn’t the correct term is a job creator. I was great at finding more jobs for me to work so I could make more money instead of being an entrepreneur.

<p class="has-drop-cap" value="<amp-fit-text layout="fixed-height" min-font-size="6" max-font-size="72" height="80">An entrepreneur creates jobs that someone else works. While earning the majority of the profit. My imperfection was not knowing the difference between creating jobs for myself or creating jobs for someone else. An entrepreneur creates jobs that someone else works. While earning the majority of the profit. My imperfection was not knowing the difference between creating jobs for myself or creating jobs for someone else.

This small but important distinction doesn’t make me look too stupid unless I choose to feel that way. Having plenty of perfect imperfections shows that you are going on plenty of treasure hunts adventures. I mean what’s a treasure hunt adventure without the possibility of not finding treasure.

I created Chance Formore to help a younger you or me, that finds this website and hopefully answer questions they might have.

The first thing they should know is not to ask me for any entrepreneurial advice, being that this website is another job for me to work.

Insert laugh or interested smile

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The good thing about this website is more about helping people than making money. It also helps me formulate and capture my thoughts. It’s a win-win for you and me hopefully.

Peace and Love Hopes this gives you a Chance Formore

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