Canada business venture?
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ginwilly
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Not sure it helps but something I heard about business that stuck;
During the gold rush, the only people making a steady income were shovel salesmen.
If you can deliver whatever will be the shovel in the equation you should be good. Not much help, but more than you've gotten so far.
During the gold rush, the only people making a steady income were shovel salesmen.
If you can deliver whatever will be the shovel in the equation you should be good. Not much help, but more than you've gotten so far.
UncleBuck
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^not intended to be a factual statement.
Be tough to try and compete with a flurry of black market growers/dealers turn businessmen/women along with everyone else joining in. I'd dodge the crowd and find a niche market within the whole legal marijuana sales.
Reefer Madness museum next to the best pot shops in the tourist areas? Locals will get tired of you, gotta have new people getting off the train regularly.
Get a CNC and start making your own grinders. Put local shops logos and them, sell them to that shop, etc.
If it isn't fun, dont do it. Being in business for yourself isn't anything like working for someone.
Reefer Madness museum next to the best pot shops in the tourist areas? Locals will get tired of you, gotta have new people getting off the train regularly.
Get a CNC and start making your own grinders. Put local shops logos and them, sell them to that shop, etc.
If it isn't fun, dont do it. Being in business for yourself isn't anything like working for someone.
ChesusRice
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Get in before big tobacco pushes legislation to lock up the market
213
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Thanks for the advice guys, I just feel like I should jump on board before it's too late.. I realize that there is quite a few online seed banks but do you guys think there is still enough of a market to start an online seed breeding bank/ grow gear store and make it worth it?
