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Because of the disastrous present financial climate loads of people have been sacked from their job due to no fault of their own...just a collection of dire circumstances...they are at this moment itching their heads thinking where now? In the back of their head they have been thinking - "should I set up my own dog day care business?" Nevertheless where do you go for assistance like that?
Having your own business means you are no longer the one who takes the orders (or shouldn't be); by all means be a decent boss listen to your employees (if you have any), take note of their advice and think about the information they give to you. Now it is your job as the boss to organize this data and put plans into action..."failing to plan is planning to fail."
This is finally it; you have completed the jump and you are operating your own business. This is the point in time when you need to really 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 difficult for a good number of people especially if you now work from home a lot. Remember though the entire point of working for yourself was to better your life as a whole. Do Not let the new business be "A millstone around your neck"...it is there to get you the rewards you have always wanted.
However having lots of money in the bank is a relief.
Were you one of those at school? Who's education report said..."This one will never amount to much!" What a sensation that would be to go back into your old school and say to your old teacher - "look I'm running my own business now - how's the schooling going these days?"
In reality there are all the time a combination of features at work and no two individual industrialist conform to the same style; in a considerable organization people become institutionalized although with your own business you get to do things your own way and prompt the employees you have (assuming you have any).
Hardly any people start their own business - most people do not have that "daring do". The question is do you have it? Are you going to force yourself in business as well as in life?
