Yeah. I know I know only little but still..,

 

The old adage, "Find a need and fill it" still stands.

 

Paid.

 

I like Japanese currency better.

 

The true worth.

 

Having money and no knowledge is dangerous, don’t do it.

 

I want to convert all my knowledge into money. where to start?

I would start at the beginning. My life experience is people are paid based on their worth to an employer or go independent and start your own business.

Ron

 

. My life experience is people are paid based on their worth to an employer or go independent and start your own business.

Ron

Pretty much my life experience and what I ended up doing !
I always said, I did not 'work' a day in my life, pretty much enjoyed the whole experience

 

Pretty much my life experience and what I ended up doing !
I always said, I did not 'work' a day in my life, pretty much enjoyed the whole experience

Yes, looking back at over 40 years it was a great ride. No complaints and been retired for the last 12 years has also been great.

Ron

 

Yeah. I know I know only little but still..,

If you know only a little, then the monetary value of that is likely also only little..

 

Knowledge in your head is not a liquid asset. You need a way to extract, organize and utilize it. And even then, the only knowledge you can sell is the stuff not readily available from others. Do you REALLY have unique knowledge that's worth something to someone else? I mean, I got straight A's in college but all that knowledge I graduated with came from others and would be considered introductory by experts working in those various fields.

Finding the right job in a corporate environment is often the best way to convert knowledge to money, although it happens over years and not in a lump sum. Writing a book might be a faster, lump sum way but of course you need people to buy your book. That's not easy even if it's a "good" book. Just publishing it won't necessarily get it into the right hands.

The most satisfying knowledge-to-money converter is self employment but that requires a lot of knowledge and work in areas you may not like, such as accounting, marketing, sales, etc.

 

such as accounting, marketing, sales, etc

office cleaning, shipping, and (ugh) customer service.

 

Since you are here, I believe you are already an electronics expert or at least an enthusiast. You may want to design and manufacture your own products. If you have no experience in designing PCB, you can start with KiCad.

If you are already know PCB designing, you may want to 3D print enclosures for your PCBS to make some fully furnished products.


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just a thought ,
if you convert all your knowledge to money , you would have no knowledge left !

 

just a thought ,
if you convert all your knowledge to money , you would have no knowledge left !

A buddy used to say, "I'd rather be lucky than smart."
He had a point.

 

A buddy used to say, "I'd rather be lucky than smart."
He had a point.

I once saw a study of people known to be lucky and those who had nothing but bad luck. Detailed analysis revealed that the lucky ones made good decisions and the unlucky ones made bad ones. So lucky and smart might just be the same thing.

 

I once saw a study of people known to be lucky and those who had nothing but bad luck. Detailed analysis revealed that the lucky ones made good decisions and the unlucky ones made bad ones. So lucky and smart might just be the same thing.

Or it might all be luck ..