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We all enjoy working for ourselves and have been doing so for some time now and actually i know most of us would not even look towards getting a job where you have to work for some one else. And, I know it does not cross any ones mind, but i really want to know you opinions on how it would make you feel if you had to go back to that life and would you ever go back to that if a great opportunity comes and presents it self in your face , feel free to give me details
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I have been working for myself for a long time and have learned that if you want to be successful you have to work hard and work smart. If you have a great job as an engineer or a doctor or other profession, that you love you can be very happy and make a decent income without the added stress of being a business owner. Thinking back, I have had some horrible jobs throughout my college years that set me on my path never to work for anyone else but myself. Working for yourself is a hard choice when first starting out because you have to be motivated all the time to build your business or, you most likely will fail. I can't say that it has been the easiest path but the knowledge I have learned and the personal freedom, being my own boss far outweighs a 9 to 5 job, at least for me. I can' t say that I would ever take a 9 to 5 job unless it absolutely had to. It is even scary to even thing about going back into the 9 to 5 grind. Ugggh! A 9-5 J.O.B.! It's never going to happen with me, I hope! :) I have been working for myself for a long time and have learned that if you want to be successful you have to work hard and work smart. If you have a great job as an engineer or a doctor or other profession, that you love you can be very happy and make a decent income without the added stress of being a business owner. Thinking back, I have had some horrible jobs throughout my college years that set me on my path never to work for anyone else but myself. Working for yourself is a hard choice when first starting out because you have to be motivated all the time to build your business or, you most likely will fail. I can't say that it has been the easiest path but the knowledge I have learned and the personal freedom, being my own boss far outweighs a 9 to 5 job, at least for me. I can' t say that I would ever take a 9 to 5 job unless it absolutely had to. It is even scary to even thing about going back into the 9 to 5 grind. Ugggh! :)
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