Consider this before you quit your job
Admit it, at one time or another, we've all thought about quitting our jobs and start our own business. Living the "I am my own boss" dream and turning in our vault personal money as a pool - the Scrooge style.
That said, we are all responsible adults know it is not as it really happens. So for those of you about to take the plunge - here are some things you should consider first.
1. Work
His current work. Does it make you unhappy? Does it make life miserable, no matter what company you work for? Does the thought of why you chose this career, you have an existential crisis? Then it's time for a career change. No need to open your own business, but maybe just a career change. This may sound like the opening of a is easier to go back to school now, but this is not really the case. This is a very important decision to stop doing their own thing, and we must think about every detail. If you decide to always go in the direction of being your own boss and then make sure that you stay in your current job - you know, a regular income - then you come up with your business plan in secret. Warning, this is not an easy or stress free and could take years before you get something on the ground. And then, of course, is ...
Two. Money
Did you? If not, you're in trouble. In each new business, one of the first and most important questions you need to ask is: "How can I make enough money to keep the business going" You must have realistic projections and sit with you? a financial advisor is a good way to do it -. these people know what they are talking Secondly, there are many hidden costs that many new business owners do not see why having a solid "emergency fund" is a good idea. lot of new business owners to reduce their costs by adopting a number of roles within the company until you can afford to hire someone full time. This means that you will be a manager, salesman and even the janitor until your business can really take off and hire a full-time employee.
Three. Backups
It's time to let reality in. There is a good chance that your business will not succeed. In this case - you really need a backup plan. Talk to your boss, maybe they will be good enough to let go and try their luck in business, but if it fails, ask you to maintain an open position. Or you can continue to send resumes while working on starting up your own business but anyway, there is nothing wrong with having a plan B when things go south.
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