FROM NO MONEY TO SOMETHING - DOESN'T ACTUALLY FEEL LIKE YOU THINK IT WOULD

After a 4 year stint of working on my own steem (No pun intended) :) I finaly gave in and asked for help!

It's an odd thing? You work for yourself in order that you may be able to provide and be completely I guess to point a new phrase DECENTRALIZED. But working for yourself isn't all it's cracked up to be for a start

LONGER HOURS
HARDER WORK
TIRING
LITTLE REWARDS

POSSITIVE

YOUR OWN TIME
YOUR OWN RULES

Working for yourself is gruling, the pay is terrible. The people are great if you have the right business and when you get that really irritating customer? It's always great when they ask for the manager :)

But the pay can be impossible. Which means the stock dwindles "An Like a cat in a bag you waiting to drown".

But it's addictive. You don't want to give up, you want to keep on trying to become something.
So what makes a successful business? That's the 24 million dollar question isn't it.

As long as you have drive and never give up. One day you may get there.
But I would have to say the thing that makes a business successful

IS, PEOPLE!

Don't alienate anyone.
Make as many friends and allies as you can.
Treat as many people with respect as you can.
Offer the best possible service.
Always smile.
Give as much as you receive. ( Doesn't have to be money)
Learn to care for others.

"KEEP WHAT YOU GOT, BY GIVING IT ALL AWAY" Ian brown

Tony Robbins say's "give 10% of everything you earn away!"

Wayne Dyre says " whether you think something can't work or you think something can work. there is a 50 percent chance of both. So why not choose the later"

Always stay positive and eventual you'll win :)