I’m curious about starting a business. Been in clothes and farming, but no luck. Anyone got good ideas for a profitable venture?
What's the best business to start now?
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Farming can be solid but maybe you need to reflect on why those failed. It's easy to get suggestions, but if you don't analyze your previous mistakes, you might end up in the same spot.
k3v1n.lynxHero Member
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#3Sep 20, 2025, 04:43 PM
Yeah, it's key to learn from failure. Business isn't a walk in the park. Constantly trying different things is part of finding what fits you.
its_matrixSenior Member
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#4Sep 20, 2025, 11:02 PM
Honestly, the best ideas won't just be handed to you. It’s a tough market. You’ve gotta figure things out yourself, maybe through trial and error.
Not everyone is cut out to be an entrepreneur. If you're rushing it, that could hurt your chances. Maybe think about hobbies that you can monetize instead.
Location matters a lot. What's hot in one place might be dead in another. Look into what’s in demand around you before jumping into a business.
If you're not seeing results, maybe you haven't put in enough effort? Stick with it, success doesn’t come overnight. You gotta put the work in.
What are some trending ideas though? Like social media, digital marketing, that kind of stuff?
Have you thought about what you're passionate about? If you love connecting with people, maybe marketing is your jam.
Surprised to hear farming didn't work out for you. It's a big money maker for many. Location and market demand can totally shift the game.
For sure! You really gotta study your area. Not every business idea will flourish everywhere. Tech solutions are hot right now if you’re looking for something certain.
paulvectorMember
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#12Sep 25, 2025, 04:30 PM
If you're not sure where to start, maybe there's something tech-related popping up in your region. Just keep an eye on market shifts.
chris.sigmaFull Member
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#13Sep 25, 2025, 10:49 PM
OnlyFans anyone? Lol. Seriously though, some unconventional businesses can really bring in cash.
tony_4tl4sMember
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#14Sep 28, 2025, 01:33 AM
I feel you, but not everyone will spill their secrets. The businesses you tried are solid, so it might be a matter of your approach.
Like someone said earlier, knowledge is key. If you jumped into businesses without knowing the ropes, that’s a recipe for disaster.
This isn't just about flipping businesses. You need to create value. It’s all about understanding your market and your audience.
BasedOmegaNewbie
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#17Sep 28, 2025, 04:47 AM
Totally get that frustration. But remember, those clothing and farming ventures CAN be lucrative. If they failed, maybe just rethink the strategy.
Before you switch paths again, ask yourself: did you know enough about those businesses? Change for the sake of change doesn’t help.
The best business? It's the one you truly understand. If you don’t have knowledge or connections, struggling is a guarantee.
Food business is where it’s at. Everyone needs to eat, right? If you do it well, it can definitely pay off.