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If you have a high-paying job and also a brilliant business idea in mind, would you give up your job to start your own business? Do you think this is risky?
It's very risky to give up your high paying job to start a business. Why? Because that business you're planning to establish maybe be successful or not. What if the business isn't growing well as planned? Which means you'll lose both the business and your high paying job. To avoid the loss, i preferRead more
It’s very risky to give up your high paying job to start a business. Why? Because that business you’re planning to establish maybe be successful or not. What if the business isn’t growing well as planned? Which means you’ll lose both the business and your high paying job. To avoid the loss, i prefer running my business, while still working. I can collaborate with any trusted partner and do my business, while still working for my high paying job.
See lessYes it would risky to move from certainty to uncertainty because this is how this will play out. The thing is that everything about starting a business is unpredictable. You are not sure of anything even if you have everything sorted out on paper but you can't say same time reality anything can comeRead more
Yes it would risky to move from certainty to uncertainty because this is how this will play out. The thing is that everything about starting a business is unpredictable. You are not sure of anything even if you have everything sorted out on paper but you can’t say same time reality anything can come up.
So for me I would rather start the business while still working my high paying job. Then I can quote if I have to if the business is now solid and I know it can bring in the kind of money I have always wanted. But if not I prefer to run the two doing my job and running my business
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