Start a Business while Having a Full-time Job
There are people who work full time but have a dream of having his/her own business. Some keep this dream for a whole life without actually doing it; some have to quit the full-time job in order to jump into the business; the others are trying to keep both: keeping the source of major income while pursuing the real call from the deep of the heart. How to be balanced? This is a question I want to ask, and I would like to invite you to think with me.
1. We have to get the passion for the business idea. Passion is the driving power for any commitment. If you are passionate for something, working for it is not a headache, but an enjoyment, then spending extra hours after the long and hard day can be easier. What is your passion?
An art teacher from a school loves ceramic making. She used to spend nights and weekends on making ceramics, but just as a hobby. One day, she put her work on a local bazaar, and she sold out all of the work on display. So she decided to start her own little business. She spent more hours making ceramics, and she loved it. Later she even started summer or winter groups to teach kids how to make ceramics. It was quite successful.
2. Make the commitment. There are only 24 hours for all of us. You won’t get 25 hours because you have to work on another job. Your boss won’t lower his expectations for your work because you have to spend hours on other things. You are the only person to make the commitment, which means, you got to get along with lots of sacrifice in the life: less leisure time, less social time, more work, and more work. I know a person who works 40 hours a week and another 40 hours a week on his own business. He doesn’t have much left for himself. He dreams to quit his job one day and be his own boss completely. His business, although not profitable yet, is in the right track. Given the commitment he’s made, I believe he will succeed very soon.
3. Manage the time carefully. For me and I think for many others, this can be the most important. Sometimes it doesn’t matter how long you spend on the business, but what action you have done. It is not easy to manage the time efficiently, I find a list of tasks on each day can help. Write down all the tasks you can do for the day, and start doing it. Yes, bit by bit, the task can be done.

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