If you have the experience to land those jobs I’d start applying like crazy and do instacart while you wait to build funds back up

Considering your urgent financial situation, prioritize short-term stability. Leverage your tech sales experience to secure a high-paying role quickly. While high ticket sales align with your preference, the immediate focus should be on securing a steady income. Once stable, you can strategically transition into high ticket sales, using your earnings to fund entrepreneurial ventures. This approach balances immediate financial needs with your long-term goals. I can suggest you more if you would like to have one to one meeting.

Get any job. Around this, you need to generate cash flow. If I was you, I’d go back to flipping cash. Facebook market place, local EBay adverts pick up only, and free items give away. You’ll be surprised how much stock you can get for cheap to flip for profit.

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Sounds like you answered your own question. There’s no point worrying about a decision between one option.

When I was your age I was in debt so you’re already ahead.

My question is: What type of sales should I pursue

1. Tech sales

2. Commission only High ticket closing for personal brand offers (coaching, courses, etc)

Whichever one is going to make you more money? How could we decide for you without more details?

Sent you a chat request. I may have something that interests you.

When you have $300 you take whatever job you can get. Now.

Good luck man.

I would get a sales job in the industry you want to be in. That way you can build money, while building connections for your next venture. A

You don’t have time to f*ck around. Get a job @ both. Go balls to the walls and dump the one if this exceeds 100% of the other option. Good luck.

Not enough info. You have $300 left and what are your expenses? Do you pay rent? Live at your parents? Pay for school? Have three children?

$300 doesn’t sound like much but it really depends on your expenses. Most people say get a job, any job, as quickly as possible. They’re probably right. But it really depends on your expenses. If you have zero expenses then you can be a little more picky.

Sounds like you have skills, then use them. At the same time try to develop other skills.

Regarding your question. Go with “tech sales” if you cannot survive on $300 and once you can breathe again go into commision sales.

Perhaps you could combine the two ? Such as selling tech solutions for personal brand development or working for a tech company that offers personal development courses.

I think you would benefit from a stable, guaranteed income. If you have experience in tech sales and think you can get a job quickly I recommend it. There is a lot of upward potential there and you could be making $150k+ per year within a few years selling the right product. That’s a lot of money to put toward your next company. Any other path is a gamble and right now you seem to need certainty.

Move in with family, if needed you can cash advance on credit cards, and get any job asap. If you wait tables, sometimes you get your tips the same night.

As I see it, the most likely way to succeed in your plan of 5k by next month is if you go find Tyrone at the corner, buy a big bag of something for 300$, repack into small bags as sell to retail customers at another corner.