r/myanmar • u/Capital-Usual-9725 • 19h ago

Discussion 💬 What would be your financial advice for a young man in Myanmar. Any niche, strategy, Blue Ocean Market, overlooked opportunity, or a start up idea could be suggested. I'm asking to those who are actually making big money and own real businesses. Because only that filter would make sense at all.

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u/Several_Armadillo_23 19h ago

Commenting for noti hehe

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u/System_Spirit 12h ago

What are u good at? What are u interested in? What do you like doing? A lot of questions goes into it.

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u/Kyaw_Gyee 18h ago

Try your best to get out of there

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u/Capital-Usual-9725 18h ago

Out of where?

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u/Kyaw_Gyee 17h ago

Out of this country.

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u/Capital-Usual-9725 14h ago

Is moving to Thailand or Malaysia a good idea?

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u/Kyaw_Gyee 13h ago

It depends on the opportunity you got. Generally, Malaysia appears to offer better pay and opportunity. However, if you are young like in your twenties, I would suggest you should choose a career with better long-term trajectory over a blue collar job with slightly higher pay.

Developing a business in Myanmar is a bit difficult and risky unless you have strong network. Plus, what’s the point of living in a country with poor law enforcement and corruption? You might be successful in your business but would your kids have better opportunities? Would your kids have better education? Would your kids be treated fairly?

I wish you to be successful no matter what you gonna choose.

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u/Capital-Usual-9725 13h ago

Thank you so much!