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Re: Taking the Right Path!Posted by Donna on January 08, 1999 at 06:51:02: In Reply to: Taking the Right Path! posted by Roger on January 07, 1999 at 17:49:23:
Working for someone is a lot different than being your own boss! IT IS PARAMOUNT TO GET FORMAL EDUCATION IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.(if you want to open a chip truck or a fine dining resturant), as well as a knowledge in the field. If you have read these forums, there is a lot of talk about-long hours, little pay. Try extra long hours, no pay, sleeping with pen and paper on the night stand, broken equipment needs repaired or replaced (back to the bank or the almost exhausted savings account). Staff not showing up. Out to dinner with friends- have to leave because a problem needs attention. Go on vacation- bring books to update.I could go on and on. Then, just when you are ready to take a nice wage for yourself, upgrade the dining room, new equipment, new signage....... I have owned my own business (4) since 1973. I have paid the price for success as many owner-operators have. I am the president of my company and I am also the janitor! Business is very demanding. You can't just quit and find another job. BUT, I love it. The customers,the respect, the power, the product, and, yes, the money (finally)!!!!! Bon Chance, : We need help finding the right combination. : So what do you experts think?
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