Hello, I am new here so i'll share my short backstory: 15 years of online side hustles / businesses, lots of failures, some successes, but I’m burnt out when it comes to working on my own. I use to be motivated by money and chase chase chase it like none other. As I’ve gotten older, money motivates me less, so trying to find a more purpose driven business and/or working with other people. I get more satisfaction out of helping other people out than I do myself. I have learned a lot of stuff, but mastered none (so coaching isn’t an option). Have notes written down on so many courses I’ve taken but then either don’t take action or take some action and then give up or move onto the next shiny thing. Finding and sticking with a business model isn't as easy as feeding chatGPT your interests and going for it. You have to actually put in effort to see if it's something you can actually make money from and have enough passion to stick with it. I have a youtube of ways I make money now or in the past, but only a few videos I basically can make on it as not one of the fakers. Don't enjoy making videos on anything else really. “Sounds like you just need to learn self discipline”. Yeah, no duh lol. Life is all about self discipline and I am slowly trying to master it. I have spurts where I can delete social media for a month at a time. Or don’t drink / go out for months at a time. So I am trying, I’m not a lazy bum asking for a handout or free advice. Just looking to grow my business mind with like minded people. In all my years of living and traveling the world I’ve yet to make any close business type friends. No one to compete with, no one to talk shop daily with. All my friends just have 9-5s and family. It's just me, my computer and my mind lol. Currently I just dropship on online marketplaces which isn't a long term nor scalable business. I've always had side hustles (few things that make up to $1k/m), but I am hoping one of these days I can find a online business that I enjoy and can scale up enough to make it my main. Youtube seems like a thing to grow once you "make it"