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In one of my business classes that I am taking the teacher has assigned us an assignment to give our 10 year plan and how we plan to achieve that goal. Mine goal is to own either my own bank or financial planning firm. So that got me thinking, what are some other people's 10 year plans? Is it to own your business? Retire and hunt everyday or maybe earn a special certification?

I'm 10 years into my 5 year plan, it's going pretty swell.


I plan to keep working and acquiring income producing real estate. I've got money in the market, but I don't trust it and I'm not banking on it being there down the road.

How does someone go about becoming the owner of a bank?

Hope to run a small business and move to a small plot of land. Will throw a couple leeches, children, in to the mix soon as well.

I plan not to go bankrupt or get my gf pregnant.

3geese4me wrote:In one of my business classes that I am taking the teacher has assigned us an assignment to give our 10 year plan and how we plan to achieve that goal. Mine goal is to own either my own bank or financial planning firm. So that got me thinking, what are some other people's 10 year plans? Is it to own your business? Retire and hunt everyday or maybe earn a special certification?

in 10 years I'll have a 23 yr old, 21 yr old, 18 yr old, 16 yr old and 12 yr old. My goal is to have all my hair. Not be a grandpa. Still be able to get it up. I'll be 5-6 years from retirement and on cruise control

DeadEye_Dan wrote:I'm 10 years into my 5 year plan, it's going pretty swell.


I plan to keep working and acquiring income producing real estate. I've got money in the market, but I don't trust it and I'm not banking on it being there down the road.

What exactly do you have in income producing real estate?

Redbeard wrote:

3geese4me wrote:In one of my business classes that I am taking the teacher has assigned us an assignment to give our 10 year plan and how we plan to achieve that goal. Mine goal is to own either my own bank or financial planning firm. So that got me thinking, what are some other people's 10 year plans? Is it to own your business? Retire and hunt everyday or maybe earn a special certification?

in 10 years I'll have a 23 yr old, 21 yr old, 18 yr old, 16 yr old, 12 yr old, 9 yr old, 7 yr old, 4 yr old and a 1 yr old. My goal is to have all my hair. Not be a grandpa. Still be able to get it up. I'll be 5-6 years from retirement and on cruise control

FIFY

Tiler_J wrote:

Redbeard wrote:

3geese4me wrote:In one of my business classes that I am taking the teacher has assigned us an assignment to give our 10 year plan and how we plan to achieve that goal. Mine goal is to own either my own bank or financial planning firm. So that got me thinking, what are some other people's 10 year plans? Is it to own your business? Retire and hunt everyday or maybe earn a special certification?

in 10 years I'll have a 23 yr old, 21 yr old, 18 yr old, 16 yr old, 12 yr old, 9 yr old, 7 yr old, 4 yr old and a 1 yr old. My goal is to have all my hair. Not be a grandpa. Still be able to get it up. I'll be 5-6 years from retirement and on cruise control

FIFY

hahaha

Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

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What's his plan, stay alive?

AKPirate wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

Nope, I don't want to get into the business of selling stuff.

AKPirate wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

Hi I'm Rex Chapman, from Skeetday USA. How many cowboy cookies does a man need? At least one more.

Feelin' Fowl wrote:How does someone go about becoming the owner of a bank?

From my readings, it takes about $10-20million in savings earned through fundraisers and investors. Also about 1 million in start up costs. An aggressive team of advisors/mentors and an administrative team. Then a year long paperwork process to make sure that your business plan is up to par.

Dan, if I am wrong on this speak up and keep me honest.

ducks~n~bucks wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

Hi I'm Rex Chapman, from Skeetday USA. How many cowboy cookies does a man need? At least one more.

3geese4me wrote:

Feelin' Fowl wrote:How does someone go about becoming the owner of a bank?

From my readings, it takes about $10-20million in savings earned through fundraisers and investors. Also about 1 million in start up costs. An aggressive team of advisors/mentors and an administrative team. Then a year long paperwork process to make sure that your business plan is up to par.

Dan, if I am wrong on this speak up and keep me honest.

Sounds like an ambitious goal. Best of luck to you!

3geese4me wrote:

Feelin' Fowl wrote:How does someone go about becoming the owner of a bank?

From my readings, it takes about $10-20million in savings earned through fundraisers and investors. Also about 1 million in start up costs. An aggressive team of advisors/mentors and an administrative team. Then a year long paperwork process to make sure that your business plan is up to par.

Dan, if I am wrong on this speak up and keep me honest.

That's it? Maybe i'll open up 2 or 3 of them then.

Plans are just an invitation for trouble.

ducks~n~bucks wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

Hi I'm Rex Chapman, from Skeetday USA. How many cowboy cookies does a man need? At least one more.

thanks for your business

Hahahaha free can of grands with purchase of 3 boxes of shells

3geese4me wrote:

Feelin' Fowl wrote:How does someone go about becoming the owner of a bank?

From my readings, it takes about $10-20million in savings earned through fundraisers and investors. Also about 1 million in start up costs. An aggressive team of advisors/mentors and an administrative team. Then a year long paperwork process to make sure that your business plan is up to par.

Dan, if I am wrong on this speak up and keep me honest.

Cant you just get partially there then ask the govt for a bailout on the rest?

hudson wrote:Hahahaha free can of grands with purchase of 3 boxes of shells

Fowlplay wrote:

ducks~n~bucks wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

Hi I'm Rex Chapman, from Skeetday USA. How many cowboy cookies does a man need? At least one more.

thanks for your business

Fowlplay holly shit he lives!

3legged_lab wrote:

3geese4me wrote:

Feelin' Fowl wrote:How does someone go about becoming the owner of a bank?

From my readings, it takes about $10-20million in savings earned through fundraisers and investors. Also about 1 million in start up costs. An aggressive team of advisors/mentors and an administrative team. Then a year long paperwork process to make sure that your business plan is up to par.

Dan, if I am wrong on this speak up and keep me honest.

Cant you just get partially there then ask the govt for a bailout on the rest?

I think you can get grants as well.

Acquire a couple more income properties in the next 2-3 years, keep hunting and fishing and hopefully still be hunting and fishing in 10 more years. I have nieces and nephews that I would like to help if and when they need it. I have a nephew living with me now that is saving for college.

Fowlplay is back?

That fucks up my plan.

I used to make ten-year and five-year plans. The companies I worked for would come up with no less than five ten-year plans every year and a new five-year plan every month. I gave up on planning when I realized 1/5 of my time was spent making plans that never came to fruition.
So, WHAT IS TODAYS PLAN?

R. Chapman wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:Finish High school, go to Vo-Tech, Gunsmithing school, and hopefully have a business running, hopefully.

Larry Potterfield?

Nope, I don't want to get into the business of selling stuff.

I see you have a great business model to operate from.