Personal Statement: Get Your Own Business

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Essam R Kablaoui

Get your own business!

Have you ever though to yourself how working for someone gets difficult or very frustrating? I believe everyone does sometime you dream about making your own hours sleeping in to go to work not having to follow a dress code or all the rules? There is always the option to follow that dream and open your own business, from a small candy shop or a big car dealership and everything that would come between them. When you have a job and you have a boss and a uniform and a lot of rules, sometimes it gets to you. Maybe you’re having a bad day or you’re not feeling to good you can’t always say oh I’m not coming to work or like snap on a customer because then you get in trouble with management and maybe higher then them. It takes the energy out of you sometimes long hours of something you might not even enjoy doing. It might just be something you do for extra money, because if you are to get in trouble you could ruin your chance or opportunity to get a different job or job within the company. …show more content…

I have my own business and it’s a very easy process from making sure you have the funds to open a shop to the location. After getting the license for whatever you plan to sell your ready to go. Honestly I’ve noticed the only tough part of having your own business is the beginning of it and when more products get made and you have people asking about this and that. With your own shop comes a lot of responsibility but it comes with many advantage’s that some people don’t see or understand till they see it with their own eyes and sometimes after that they still don’t see them. From working when you want to being able to dress as you like depending on what kind of shop you have. And also the big thing you are your own boss, which is the best feeling ever not having to look up to anyone except

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