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It does seem to be generally true that running a business has a worse payout than a normal job, but in this case, the OP says he's spending seven hours a week o
by neonkiwi 15y ago
It does seem to be generally true that running a business has a worse payout than a normal job, but in this case, the OP says he's spending seven hours a week on the maid business: http://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/sblc6/from_an_idea_to_replacing_my_fulltime_salary_in_4/c4cqoxf http://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/sblc6/from_an_...
- personlurking 15y agoInteresting because my ex-girlfriend basically did what the OP did and she worked like a crazy woman from 7AM to 8PM with no days off, dealing with her team, clients, etc.
- localcasestudy 15y agoI have a full time job.
- personlurking 15y agoI understand, though I'm merely stating that from firsthand experience seeing my ex work, she was going at it like crazy just to get it up and running smoothly. Hard to understand the difference between 7h vs. 90h per week for two successful people who had never worked in the cleaning biz before.
- grey-area 15y agoPerhaps the difference can be explained by this guy's employees - sounds like he started with exactly the right person as contractor No. 1 (or employee No. 1, given the other discussions on this thread). That has allowed the company to scale and train others to the same high standards.