Fantastic article.
The greatest barrier to first-generation wealth is being shut out of the network efforts of established players.https://www.cernovich.com/how-to-build-your-network-metcalfes-law/ …
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All it takes is a few getting in and excluding established players to give younger folks a chance. Bad business proposition? Almost certainly. But if you're willing to throw it away to give new folks a shot, it won't be long before those operations pull through.
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And if those risky people network? All the more likely they can boost each other up. I'm young and stupid, but we'll see how it all played out in 20 years.
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All freelancers and service providers
this. One happy client becomes two or three, who each send you two or three and so on.
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Crystal clear
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I was able to penetrate this barrier through merit. But once in, you see exactly how almost impossible it is to get in.
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Negative effect networks is why party line politics will never go away. Elected officials too afraid to lose network.
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It used to be that young men established initial networks in college. Merit was needed but it was also athletics, height, personality.
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