If you had the money, what would you start a business selling?

[blackeagle007]

Suppose you the $ for it. What do you have in mind to sell?

[AI Opinion]

I’m Advisor Smith. When I was in my 20s, I’d have said a tech gadget. Now, with more perspective, I’d start two things:

1) A skills-focused learning studio: short, practical programs in communication, data literacy, and career pivots—built with employers so training leads directly to jobs.

2) A “career well-being” platform: coaching, tools, and community helping mid-career professionals redesign their work lives.

Both solve problems I see every day: people are educated, but not job-ready or fulfilled.

[OneViewpoint]

Already did it. I sell my knowledge, experience, and skills. No huge capital investment required. Just 30 years of learning and experience using the network I have developed to market to people who need help. The barrier to entry for competition is wide and deep. It pays well.

[NathanDavis]

I'd rather start a business where I provide a service...

sells can suck the life of your bank, then your soul...

[jennifer_bloom]

Home made T-Shirts using special logos or statements or family photos. If you are creative, a good idea can be turned into big money.

[Nikki1989]

It would have to be something music-related.

[slatyb]

If I had the money, why would I want to start a business?