What real world job would you consider to be the equivalent stress level of a pro poker player?
08-27-2014
, 11:39 AM
08-27-2014
, 10:49 PM
08-28-2014
, 09:57 AM
08-29-2014
, 01:27 PM
08-31-2014
, 12:07 PM
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Small business owner makes sense to me.
That's a general field, but with so many small businesses, you need to constantly improve, you can lose money or breakeven for months at a time, and most of all, you need to self motivate or you risk losing your income generation.
That's a general field, but with so many small businesses, you need to constantly improve, you can lose money or breakeven for months at a time, and most of all, you need to self motivate or you risk losing your income generation.
Guys doing this are gradually going out of business, because there aren't enough fish and the competition has a bigger boat. Since there will be days when they catch nothing at all, the variance must be insane.
08-31-2014
, 08:04 PM
08-31-2014
, 08:15 PM
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It makes even more sense if your small business is in the fishing industry.
Guys doing this are gradually going out of business, because there aren't enough fish and the competition has a bigger boat. Since there will be days when they catch nothing at all, the variance must be insane.
Guys doing this are gradually going out of business, because there aren't enough fish and the competition has a bigger boat. Since there will be days when they catch nothing at all, the variance must be insane.
Gold mining is another job that I learned is super high variance from addictive tv shows.