My day job? Funny question as this is a entrepreneur forum. Those that have read my progress thread kind of know my situation. Had a lucrative furniture design company out east. Sold off all the tooling and moved 2800 miles west to be where my heart desired. Started a small residential service company that apparently has become the talk of the town. In the meantime I have a day job as a Commercial plumber to the pay the bills while the business gains steam. It's only a matter of time before my time is strained and one will suffer. Do I wait till I start slacking at work because of my business and the run full steam with the business or gently let them down and proceed with my own work. At this point I am making more doing my own work. But not by a huge margin.
What is your personal benchmark for ending work for your own business?
What is your personal benchmark for ending work for your own business?
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