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Thanks for your comment. Actually I doubled the prices, but the number of costumers are not decreasing. I know it sounds scary but its true. I think I found a n

Thanks for your comment. Actually I doubled the prices, but the number of costumers are not decreasing. I know it sounds scary but its true. I think I found a niche business, a hole on the market, and my business grows like balloon. Hiring someone on my business is not so easy, because it a special service work, they must have my skills, that I've learned in many years. I mean I must teach minimum 10 days my new workers, what they must do, otherwise they can't do it. And for that I have no time, this is the problem.

trevelyan 15y ago
Hmmm... I wouldn't leave medicine for "service work" because it doesn't scale and it leaves you open when other people with similar skills enter the market. That said, it sounds like a great time. If it were me, I would get family or a friend involved. You say it takes 10 days to train someone. So have them literally work with you for 10 days and train on the job. As far as the time goes, I find it hard to believe your program can't let you take two weeks off. Any sizable institution has to have students with family emergencies and other issues. Also... if you are willing to drop out and abandon your degree, you must also be willing to let your grades drag a bit.
- zeynalov 15y ago
  thanks for the ideas. I appreciate your comment