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Keppel DC REIT’s 2H FY24 Result Review
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Basic Profile & Key Statistics Key Indicators Performance Highlight KDC
reported an improvement in gross revenue and NPI YoY, driven by the
stronger perf...
5 hours ago
Great difference!
ReplyDeleteNo work no income. No work. Operating loss!
CW,
DeleteSince we know each other for so long I think I can say it out loud - your England comprehension got problem!
You seem to equate Self-employed with Financial Freedom???
Hmm...
Maybe I can start a small England comprehension course to explain the differnces between:
1) Magenta from Pink
2) Kill from Murder
3) Self-employed from Financial Freedom
;)
Self-employed also need to seek independence as work is necessary evil for many of us as employees or self-employed. The moral of story
DeleteCW,
DeleteExactly!
Even as a "Business Owner", if our business is not "on the track", we still have to slought it out no day no night.
During the early years, a business owner may even take home less than his lowest paid worker as everything he earns is plough right back into expanding the business (or keeping it alive)...
Moral of story - passive my foot!
Unless its Toto, inheritance, or marry well.
Psst. If you know of any single rich mama, jio us out for lunch/dinner date leh!
If success, I'll give you a BIG BIG red packet. Don't worry!
LOL!
Survivorship bias & maybe confirmation bias --- whenever we think self-employed or business owner we think of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos or even Steve Jobs (although his business struggles are quite well known too). Or that hokkien-speaking towkay staying in a mansion in Katong.
ReplyDeleteThe reality is that being self-employed or business owner is much MUCH harder than being an employee. Usually it's due to bo bian-ness not desire. That's why on average 95% of new businesses close shop within 3 years.
The odds of financial independence is actually much greater as an employee than doing your own business. That's why 90% of people are employees not entrepreneurs.