business is my choice no matter how it take some risks
By janec88
@janec88 (46)
March 26, 2012 9:40am CST
Business is never been so easy especially when you are still a beginner and new to that industry. I had a lot of ideas when it comes to business although I am a nurse but I am much inlove and enjoy doing business. Likewise, around 10pm I got a call from a regular customer that He would want to purchase the coffee that I am selling. Since I am near in the office where i stock my coffee then I went back to the office and get two boxes. Now, it crossed in my mind that when you really love what you re doing then there is no such excuse for you not to take the risk of doing something for that. I just hope that God will continue to shower his blessings for my business and so as my loved ones. Thank you Heavenly Father for a good career that lead me to become a businesswoman.
4 responses
@honest_efforts100 (1607)
• India
6 Jul 12
You are what they call an entrepreneur. Not many people are able to do come up with great ideas and that’s why many businesses fail. I am an entrepreneur myself and I tell you business is hard. The first 6 months have been crazy. It’s a struggle everyday
@autumndreamer (3185)
• Philippines
2 Apr 12
Wow, good luck to your business. That inspires me a lot. I actually want to start a business too but I am a busy college student. I cannot focus on too many things. I want to focus on only one thing when I do something. Maybe when I graduate, I want to start my own business to, but now I'll just focus on studies. I agree that if you really love doing it, there's no excuses to not risk doing something for the sake of your business.
@Citizen_Stuart (2016)
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1 Apr 12
Good on you! Maximum respect to anyone who's got the gumption to set up in business. Plenty of people dream about it, very few actually make plans to do it then put those plans into effect. I wish you well in your venture. Who knows? You might be starting something that will grow really big - every business empire has to start somewhere.
