Hey Fastlaners this is a very important decision I have to make soon. @MJ DeMarco and I only want business owners to give me feedback and their thoughts on this post Just to recap who I am: I'm 25 years old, living at home in a big city and I basically don't make any money right now. I got a real estate license a 2 months haven’t made any deals, and I have been making decent money by ebay reselling thanks to @Lex DeVille Basically I have no money, and I have been living at home
I was just offered a huge job that pays $36 an hour, working 12-hour shifts on a "4 days on, 4 days off" schedule. It's in a small town —a very small town about 8 hours away from where I am staying at now. My plan was to go there mainly because I need capital for business and myself I've been on a job hunt; and I know I can get general work anywhere in my hometown but I was looking for something in my field that I went to school for, and I finally landed it. I know it doesn’t matter what job you work if your an entrepreneur, but I need capital bad
My plan is to stay there for 1 to 2 years max to stack up capital and money. and return home to work any job The thing is i’m around 10k people a very small town in the middle of nowhere, and is entrepreneurship possible there?
The main catch is that the town is tiny (around 10,000 people max). However, I heard people always said you need a job to pay the bills, and I finally found one that will pay them extremely well. The downside is that it's far from the city i’m at a big hometown where entrepreneurs are born I know who I am—I'm not built to just be a worker; I am a CEO. But I need capital badly right now, as I'm literally dependent on my family.
What are your thoughts to all the business owners out there?
I was just offered a huge job that pays $36 an hour, working 12-hour shifts on a "4 days on, 4 days off" schedule. It's in a small town —a very small town about 8 hours away from where I am staying at now. My plan was to go there mainly because I need capital for business and myself I've been on a job hunt; and I know I can get general work anywhere in my hometown but I was looking for something in my field that I went to school for, and I finally landed it. I know it doesn’t matter what job you work if your an entrepreneur, but I need capital bad
My plan is to stay there for 1 to 2 years max to stack up capital and money. and return home to work any job The thing is i’m around 10k people a very small town in the middle of nowhere, and is entrepreneurship possible there?
The main catch is that the town is tiny (around 10,000 people max). However, I heard people always said you need a job to pay the bills, and I finally found one that will pay them extremely well. The downside is that it's far from the city i’m at a big hometown where entrepreneurs are born I know who I am—I'm not built to just be a worker; I am a CEO. But I need capital badly right now, as I'm literally dependent on my family.
What are your thoughts to all the business owners out there?
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