The Importance Of Owning Your Own Business

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There comes a point in everyone’s life where they ask themselves what more they can do with their career. For some people their answer is simple, move up in their workplace. While the answer to their question is simple, completing the act is often a challenge. In many cases moving up in the workplace can be very difficult. Some people might not qualify for the higher position, for others they simply cannot move up anymore because they already hold one of the highest positions. When a person realizes that they can no longer move up in their workplace, they may consider opening their own business. Owning business can take a lot of work, but in the end could a person could end up being greatly rewarded. This paper will help individuals who want to open their own business, get a better idea of what they are in for. To Own or Not to Own Owning a business can be a lot harder than a person would think. There are many things that have to be done, that only those behind the scenes are able to see. There are also many concerns that entrepreneurs have. They wonder if …show more content…

Often when people hear of someone wanting to start their own business they can come up with many reasons for them to not. They say they are not qualified to start a business or they don’t have enough resources or money to open a business. These things are often wrong and are considered to be myths. Wise Bread explains how a few of the things we are often told about opening a business are simply myths. The first myth discussed by Bread is the myth that you must have a degree in business to open a business. Bread shares that while it can be helpful to have a business degree or college experience when opening a business, it is not necessary (Bread,2012). Weather a degree is obtained by a business owner or not the owner will still learn many things has he grows as an owner. This is learned from Bread when he

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