Because of the disastrous recent economic climate lots of persons have been sacked from their job owing to no flaw of their own...merely a collection of dire conditions...they are at this point itching their heads philosophizing where now? In the back of their mind they have been cogitating - "should I set up my own jewelry shop business?" However where do you go for assistance like that?
So how do you run a new venture? You've continually been the one who is told what to do. Now the shoe is truly on the other foot - you bestow the commands now. But what guidelines do you give to your workers? What indicators do you send out? How do you know if what you are doing or saying is the appropriate thing for your new jewelry shop business? It was easy in the past...the boss spoke...and you fulfilled what he/she said then you got salaried at the end of the day. Having your own venture is a little trickier, if you get things wrong now, not only will you not get rewarded (or get paid less), your lack of decisiveness could impact detrimentally upon your employees.
This is finally it; you've made the jump and you're operating your own business. This is the phase when you need to truly focus on what you want for your business and your way of life. Try to keep the two at a distance as much as possible...this can be really difficult for the majority of people especially if you now work from home a lot. Bear in mind however the main of working for yourself is to better your life in it's entirety. Do Not let the new business be a heavy burden to carry...it's there to get you the rewards you have always wanted.
However the large bank balance helps!
Having something to attest is also a fantastic motivator. Having a spouse,sibling,parent or other important person that is thriving in business creates a great motivation for others to have a go. Not out of a awareness of rivalry but for the reason that it is understandable to perceive the pleasure people get from running their own business, and their own lives.
Persons have varying reasons for becoming an industrialist - we are not the same; and as such you will undoubtedly like to do business in a more superior way than you have seen shown by other bosses in preceding jobs you have had.
Hardly any people start their own business - most people don't have that "daring do". The point is do you have it? Are you going to push yourself in business as well as in life?