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Duane Harris
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Is it possible in today’s climate to turn your side/small business into a profitable business that can sustain you and your family? Why or why not… leave your thoughts in the comment section.

ABSOLUTELY!!!
Yes
NOT SURE
No
NO WAY!!!
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Joy Lester

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Shalom Moreh Duane! I am not sure where to begin with the gift that Yah has placed in me as a psalmist. If I could achieve my heart's desire it would feel as though I never work another day in my life because it is something that I was born to do. If I could get paid to do something I love, that would be wonderful !
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Joanna Cannon

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My answer is conditional on how much work/sacrifice the person is willing to put into it. I just finished a few entrepreneurship classes with the intention of using some of my skills after I retire to start my own business. After taking the class, it is very clear in my mind that entrepreneurship can easily require an investment of time that exceeds the typical 40 hours per week.
Most people are already struggling trying to figure out how they're going to work 40 hours per week, keep the house clean, help the children with their school work, visit/tend to elderly parents, etc. To ask some to take that type of committment, it seems too far out of reach, which is a key indicator that it's definitely not for everybody and shouldn't be taken without careful consideration of one's finances, network, personality, skills
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Joanna Cannon

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My answer is conditional on how much work/sacrifice the person is willing to put into it. If a person is willing to put in the time, research, money, skills needed to be successful it can work. I just finished a few entrepreneurship classes with the intention of using some of my skills after I retire to start my own business. After taking the class, it is very clear in my mind that entrepreneurship can easily require an investment of time that exceeds the typical 40 hours per week.
Most people are already struggling trying to figure out how they're going to work 40 hours per week, keep the house clean, help the children with their school work, visit/tend to elderly parents, etc. To ask some to take that type of commitment, it seems too far out of reach, which is a key indicator that it's definitely not for everybody and shouldn't be taken without careful consideration of one's finances, network, personality, skills, etc.
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