RE: Capital Generates Creativity
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Well, it can be reverse also... That creativity generates capital... I know a lot of artists that are very creative people, and most of them are always broke... :)
But there are exceptions, that has build up and use their creativity to get capital... I wasn't lucky to be born in wealthy surroundings, but I believe that I can change my situation, and everyone can... (if you want that) :)
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Labour and creative markets are the most unregulated in the world, we don't know how to accurately price creativity and labour and nepotism can count for a lot. I could be the chef of a billionaire and be rich or I could be a chef with my own restaurant working my ass off and not make half that.
Having to make it on your own steam is tough, you can't afford to make too many mistakes and can't afford to sit and think about what went wrong, its all about keeping the grind going as long as possible, until you hit pay dirt, lol somethings got to stick if you keep throwing shots at it right?
As I said, I do agree with your point of view, but I don't want to give up just because I'm not a millionaire...
I couldn't afford to drop a year at University because I will not have money to pay for another one... But, I know that people who had didn't care about that...
That would be your view about "making mistakes"... Yes, I have fewer opportunities than Trump's son, but I will try better to use them... :)
I'm nowhere near being a millionaire either, hope to get there for sure, would be great would afford me loads of opportunities. I think that first we need to learn to recognise small opportunities, see what problems you can solve, learn to start small and find ways to be productive.
It's how I managed to etch out a living, I learned marketing at a company and then took my show on the road, I am by no means rich but I am in control over my earning capacity and like everyone here trying to learn to augment that in other ways. Have I lost money in crypto yes sure more than I would have liked but I've learned a shit load and I feel I am much more equipped than I was coming into it in 2015/16