welcome to business ownership. its not about tons of cash in the bank. its about cashflow, there will be times when things are flush, and times when you are not sure how your gonna pay the bills. the rewards can be huge but the workload is the same. be prepared to be barely scraping by while constantly hearing fro, media, government and general public about how your a crook, and can afford anything simply because you own your own business.
couple things that were told to me when we started,
in a service based business people have a tendency to focus too much on cramming in job after job, its what your good at and what you enjoy, sometimes that can lead to tunnel vision and paper work, invoices bills accounts, can be over looked. it seems silly to say but overlooked invoices can happen all the time and they can kill even the most successful business.
second. comes as the business grows. and a pod cast i was listening to the other day put it really well. its the easiest thing in the world for a business owner to hire someone to do the job you hate to do, but its the hardest thing to hire someone to do the job you love to do. as growth happens you need to be prepared to accept that you may not be the best at certain aspects, even if you love them, failing bringing in talent to do those things so an owner can focus on the business and growth can stagnate a business in a hurry.