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People who understand consumer packaged goods, distribution, and razor-thin beverage margins — not hobbyists who just have a great recipe
Organized, social people who can secure fields, fill teams, and keep adult players happy season after season
Visually skilled people who can sell their work and handle uneven income while building a reputation in a saturated field
Skilled photographers who can also sell and run a business, and who accept that a niche and consistent bookings matter more than gear
Empathetic people who can coach habits and accountability and are honest about what they cannot legally do
People with real expertise and an existing audience (or budget for traffic) who can teach clearly and handle a big upfront build before any sales
Genuinely bilingual people with strong writing who can specialize and position themselves above commodity machine translation
Patient builders with a real connection to a specific industry who can grind through a slow start
People who want a low-cost food business, enjoy being out in public, and can grind through permits and weather
Hands-on people who enjoy product-making and selling at markets, events, and online, and want a high-margin food business with low ingredient cost
People with watch knowledge and access to capital who can spot value, authenticate well, and negotiate calmly
Patient, detail-obsessed people who like precise hands-on work and are willing to get licensed and build a recurring client base
Creative makers who can design a clear, repeatable project and enjoy sourcing, assembly, and marketing a tangible product
People who shoot confidently under pressure, enjoy working a room, and want fast-turnaround paid work without the all-day intensity of weddings
People with sales ability and real estate finance literacy who can tolerate irregular, deal-dependent income
People-oriented photographers who like working with entrepreneurs and businesses and can sell ongoing content, not just a single shoot
Performers who will put in the years of rehearsal a polished act demands and treat magic as a booking-and-marketing business, not just a hobby
Detail-oriented operators comfortable with tenant management and local regulations who want higher cash flow than standard whole-unit rentals
People who are genuinely strong at paid advertising and marketing, can stomach a high failure rate, and have a budget specifically to lose on ad testing
People with mechanical knowledge, cash to tie up in inventory, and the patience to buy carefully and negotiate well
People with a trainable, marketable voice and the patience to audition relentlessly while building skill and clients
Skilled designers who understand both creative design and the unglamorous realities of patternmaking, production, inventory, and cash flow
Analytical, process-driven people with working capital who can source patiently for thin margins and tolerate platform and account risk
People with real product knowledge and risk tolerance who can buy and sell coolly without getting emotionally attached to cards