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by larrys
5160 days ago
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"It just suggested there are better options if that is your main goal" Totally depends on the person. I visited my dentist the other day who clearly didn't have a business head on him (we've spoken many times). He is better off and will make a better living as a dentist giving his intelligence and abilities. I'm married to a Physician and wanted to set her up in her own office. She isn't interested, she would rather just work for the Hospital and get a salary. Everyone is different. The best option for a particular person to make money depends on the persona and their abilities. As an aside, as far as being a "consultant". In general (as always) a consultant doesn't really build any equity unless they have others working for them. They don't have anything to sell (to someone else as an entity) and over time need to constantly pick up clients and interact with clients. I built a business and after 10 years I had something to sell. It was something that didn't depend on me it had customers, employees etc. |
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