I think that would be very difficult for me..No start-up capital whatsoever.
Right on. If you lose the business or assets, it doesn’t mean that you will lose what was learned from creating that business and those assets in the first place.
That seems like a good way of rebuilding. You have the agency for scalable income, and restaurants offer good market opportunity. I would start small, validate market need, then reinvest where you see best return on investment.
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Begin with skill rather than capital. Produce value, earn money, then recycle back into growth.
Since I have a software engineering background I would probably start by landing a few freelancer jobs while I look for a new full-time position (assuming that losing my day job was part of losing everything).
Professional teaching is definitely a good way to begin.
That is a sensible way to think. Ensure money flows smoothly, control costs, save money, and then invest in something more profitable such as skills or business.
