Running your own business is currently the favored choice for many people in the current economic climate as worthwhile jobs become more difficult to hit upon, nevertheless before you draw your entire life savings and invest it in your own flea market business. What do you need to understand?
Accordingly how do you run a new venture? You have for ever and a day been the one who is told what to do. Straight away the shoe is truly on the other foot - you give out the commands now. But what orders do you give to your employees? What tells do you send out? How do you recognize if what you are saying or doing is the proper thing for your new flea market business? It was stress-free before...the boss spoke...and you executed what he/she said then you got salaried at the end of the day. This is a little harder, if you get things wrong now, not only will you not get remunerated (or get paid less), your lack of decisiveness could impact in the negative upon your workers.
This is finally it; you've made the jump and you are running your own business. This is the period when you need to truly focus on what you want for your business and your life. Try to keep the two away from each other as much as possible...this can be really problematical for a lot of people especially if you now work from home. Bear in mind though the main of working for yourself is to better your life in it's entirety. Don't let the new business be "An Albatross around your neck"...it's there to get you the rewards you have always wanted.
However knowing that you can easily pay your mortgage at the end of the day is great.
Having something to attest is also a good motivator. Having a parent,spouse,sibling 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's understandable to be aware of the pleasure people get from operating their own business, and their own lives.
We live in a big world; their are hundreds of flea market businesses - but they aren't all identical; as a new industrialist it's your mission to run your business the best way you see fit via your experiences you have acquired in life so far.
Hardly any people start their own business - most people don't have that "daring do". The point is do you have it? Are you motivated to be a success in business as well as in life?