Can a person successfully run their own business
while still having a job? That's a formula for disaster. It's not going to work, I tried it.
Put all of your eggs into your basket. Correct, yeah.
Can a person successfully run their own business while still having a job? No. Unequivocally
not. No, absolutely 100% no, that is my answer and I'm never really absolute on anything
but that's one I am like a hard no on. You can start your business with a job and you should,
you know what I mean? You need an income, we all have life situations but if you
are truly going for entrepreneurs, successful entrepreneur, you'll never be able to do that
working for someone else because again, it's about focus. What you focus on is what grows and if you
have your focus split between someone else's company ,their job, their priorities and that
thing that you're doing somewhere else and your own thing, you're not going to be able to water and
feed both of those seeds. One of them is going to be lacking and so I feel- and in most cases what's
unfortunate is the person's business. Most of the time we'll go give our best, our 40 hours to
someone else because they are providing a check and our bills and we don't want to lose that job
and then we give the other, whatever we have our spare time to our own business
and that's a formula for disaster. It's not going to work, I tried it so many times. You cannot
successfully have your own business while working a job and even for people who might argue yeah, but
my business is is aligned with my job like I'm learning the ropes from my business
so that I can do it myself. Well then you're waiting into unethical territory.
Well then who's paying your salary, it's your boss, you should be working
for him or her. You shouldn't be- if you're working for a broker as an agent, I'm
going to go start my own but I'm going to do it on the side, you can't legally and
ethically you should not be doing that and what you just said is how could you possibly be
successful if you're splitting your loyalty. Put all of your eggs into your basket. Correct.
If you want to be successful in anything, you're going to need to put three ingredients.
Time, money and effort. We all know that, time, money and effort. If you put those things into something,
it will grow and so what are you going to put your time, money and effort in? Someone else's company
and what they're doing or your thing. Additionally, I always liken this to the trapeze.
You know how you ever seen those great trapeze artists where they're going from one to one.
You ever seen them holding on to both of them at the same time? Have you ever seen
them hold on to both of them? No, no. I've seen gymnasts that do the rings but not the
not the actual trapeze. You have to let go of one to grab the other one and that momentum from that
other one is what swings you to the other one but trying to hold on to both of them at the same time,
it's like trying to ride two horses with one arse. Exactly. Yeah, you gotta have
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