Thinking of Quitting Your Job to Start a Business?

[Nomad]

A lot of people I meet often talk about leaving a job to start a business. Do you find in this shoe? Well, before leaving your job to pursue a business, plan wisely. Start small, test your idea, and don’t pour in too much money early on. Most importantly, have at least six months of living expenses saved up. Financial safety nets can prevent stress of managing expenses. Have you ever left a job to chase a business dream?

 

[Starmix]

No, I never plan to quit my job despite already having an offline and online business. There is no guarantee in business. My job pays me well.

 

[Lolita]

Starting a business is exciting but risky. Before quitting, I'd ensure I have a solid plan, enough savings, and a clear vision for success. It’s a leap, but with preparation, it can be worth it.

 

[Urvashi]

Quitting your job to start a business is a big decision and requires careful consideration. First, evaluate your financial stability, do you have enough savings to support yourself during the early stages of your business? Create a solid business plan and consider the risks and rewards. If possible, test your business idea while still employed to gauge feasibility. Also, make sure you're passionate about your venture, as it will require long hours and dedication.

 

[Nomad]

When you start a business you might not have any sales for many months and you need to work for free. if you don't have savings for your personal finances, it will be hard on you

 

[cherry123]

Yes, I want to Start my own business as it will allows for more control over my time, work-life balance, and the overall direction of mycareer. it will allow me pursue ventures that align with their interests and values.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

This is one decision that I made years ago and it paid off for me. People have to examine themselves very well before they make such decisions. It isn't all rosy in business. One has to be mentally prepared for it.