Starting a business

jr39

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I don't have anything to invest. Just a few thousand. It's probably possible to make billions.

But how do you find people you can trust? I don't want to tell them everything and then have them run off with the money. :D

How do you guys handle that? Thanks!
 
Share it, let me give you a honest review if anyone will want to pay for it.
 
Share it, let me give you a honest review if anyone will want to pay for it.

I analyze different markets (WD Gann etc) and can see that the global economy is going to collapse. When that happens, insecurity will increase significantly. So i would like to sell home security systems and similar products. Since i can predict the future with a high degree of confidence, i can demonstrate this to investors.
 
Sorry if this sounds a bit strange. I'm using AI to translate it. :D
 
I’d start small and build trust gradually. Don’t share everything upfront.. give people only what they need for their role, use clear agreements, and see how they handle smaller responsibilities before giving them access to anything important.
 
I’d start small and build trust gradually. Don’t share everything upfront.. give people only what they need for their role, use clear agreements, and see how they handle smaller responsibilities before giving them access to anything important.
Thanks!
 
I analyze different markets (WD Gann etc) and can see that the global economy is going to collapse. When that happens, insecurity will increase significantly. So i would like to sell home security systems and similar products. Since i can predict the future with a high degree of confidence, i can demonstrate this to investors.

Physical products?
 
Begin on a smaller scale and not give everything out right away try out the people who have smaller tasks and keep information under wraps get all of the agreements in writing and build up trust through reliability.
 
Honestly, the "they'll steal my idea" fear costs more people money than actual theft does. Execution is what's scarce, not ideas. Most people who hear your plan won't act on it because they don't want to do the work.
 
Honestly, the "they'll steal my idea" fear costs more people money than actual theft does. Execution is what's scarce, not ideas. Most people who hear your plan won't act on it because they don't want to do the work.

Haha. Perhaps.
 
Trust is usually built through small steps, clear agreements, and testing partnerships over time. A strong idea matters, but execution and reliable people are what turn it into a real business.
 
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