Starting Your Own business Is Not for Everyone!
Quote of the Day:
“Starting your own business isn’t for everyone, but for the right people it’s much better than climbing the corporate ladder… Brian O’Reilly
Meaning of the Quote:
Absolutely, it is not everyone’s dream to start their own business. In fact, some people are willing and happy to work for someone else. However, for those who set their minds on starting and running their own businesses, it is much more rewarding and fulfilling for them than climbing the corporate ladder.
Discussion of the Quote:
Starting your own business is not for everyone. Some people are not up for the risks, challenges or hard work and long hours of running your own business. Therefore, they prefer to have a job and go to work for someone else. Some people do very well working for others while others can live comfortably doing so and yet some can barely get by. Some may climb the corporate ladder to a certain level and only a special little may make it all the way to the very top.
On the other hand, the brave hearted ones start and run their own businesses. Some are extremely successful, while others succeed moderately but some struggle and may have to eventually close up shop.
Final Thoughts:
Those who are determined to do well and succeed at running their own businesses. They do all within their powers to make their businesses succeed. For those who are able to start and run successful businesses, the sky’s the limit for them.
More importantly, those who succeed, it is more rewarding, fulfilling and better than having a job and climbing the corporate ladder. As a business owner, you are the boss, you are in control, you own all the titles of your business all the way up to the CEO level. There is no ceiling for you to hit. You can go all the way up to the top because the bottom is too crowded.
I appreciate your time, comments and likes.
To our success
Kind regards,
Nichola
Recent Comments
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I think that is a very important point, as it isn't for everyone. That's why some people do well why others fail. This nonsense that anyone can do anything they put their mind to is a total lie. How many people fail like failures because of comments like that, when they aren't, they just didn't have the skills set to succeed in s particular area
Hi Geoffrey,
I appreciate your time and your valuable contribution to this discussion. Wishing you the very best!
kind regards,
Nichola
Hey Nichola I agree there are good arguments on both sides. I have been in organizational positions where my job scope and autonomy, despite working in a structure, was very comfortable. I did not have stress per se and I loved the job variety. Similarly on my own I don't have other peoples money to play with yet I do enjoy seeing that I am in full control. I realize however that if I fail then there is limited fall back and the fall out can have much more collateral damage than if I were working in a company. It's all relative and dependent upon the context.
Hugh
Hi Hugh,
Indeed, we have to look at both sides of the coin and decide which side serve our best purpose. Thanks for sharing your valuable experiences and thoughts! Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola
Hi Damien,
I am well! Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a valid comment. Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola
Starting a business is not for the faint of heart. It calls for grit, foresight, and unremitting hard work
As you rightly pointed out, you own all the titles up to the CEO but you also own the losses as well
Hi Dada,
I appreciate your time and your valuable contribution to this discussion. Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola
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I spent many years working in offices for other people, and then made a big change and started working for myself. All the early years gave me good training for doing things myself, so not sorry about them, but so glad to finally have found a way to paddle my own canoe.
Hi Fran,
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your valuable thoughts and experiences! Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola