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  #1 thomas lloyd on 23 Jun 14

   

  
  Self-employment is the ultimate dream of any locals in Jakarta, Indonesia. Many are fascinated by the thought of being in control of their own hours, being their own boss while watching all their dreams becoming reality. Yet, it is too bad to realize that entrepreneurship isn't for everyone. It will take hard work, long time and great work to achieve the rewards eventually.
  
  It takes a person's ambition and initiative to get the business up and running. It also takes someone with the next "big idea" and the capacity to act on it. It is up to you to get the ball rolling on projects, meet the deadlines you set for yourself, and follow through on the minor details when opening your own business. It's a influential feeling to know that you're in control and dependable enough to get the job done. Then there wouldn't be any complaint along the way.
  
  In the occasion that your business needs employees, Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia suggest, it's up to you to conclude the kind of people to hire and represent tasks accordingly. You get to choose your staff and direct them daily, as contrasting to having someone calling the shots for you. In times of toil and trial, your employees will come to you for guidance and support, and what you say ultimately goes.
  
  Since what you say goes, you have to be competent to make decisions fast. You can definitely go to your employees for their view about the matter; nevertheless you have to be able to make fast, firm decisions individually. Likewise, it's up to you to plan and implement everything from start to finish. Many businesses flop because of poor planning and absence of follow-through. It's up to you to be prearranged and plan ahead to make your business successful.
  
  There's this misconception that business ownership will mean less work eventually. Perhaps years from now when the company is off the ground you'll be able to work less hours in the day, nonetheless in truth, starting a business means working extra hours, more days a week. Though, regardless of more hours you must put in, the payoff is that you own and run a company. And more than that, you have something to pass down to your children or other family members, something you achieved from start to finish.
  
  You get to be your own boss; this is the ultimate reason for starting your own business. Isn't it amazing that no one can tell you what to wear, what time to come in, what time to leave, how to wear your hair, or what radio station to listen to at your desk. You make the rules and you can break them at will. Lastly, no day will ever be like another. Each workday will present fresh tests for you to continually demonstrate to yourself that yes, you can do this.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><div align="justify"> <br /> Self-employment is the ultimate dream of any locals in Jakarta, Indonesia. Many are fascinated by the thought of being in control of their own hours, being their own boss while watching all their dreams becoming reality. Yet, it is too bad to realize that entrepreneurship isn't for everyone. It will take hard work, long time and great work to achieve the rewards eventually. <br /> <br /> It takes a person's ambition and initiative to get the business up and running. It also takes someone with the next "big idea" and the capacity to act on it. It is up to you to get the ball rolling on projects, meet the deadlines you set for yourself, and follow through on the minor details when opening your own business. It's a influential feeling to know that you're in control and dependable enough to get the job done. Then there wouldn't be any complaint along the way. <br /> <br /> In the occasion that your business needs employees, <a href="http://www.westhillconsulting-career.com/" rel="nofollow">Westhill Consulting Career and Employment</a>, Australia suggest, it's up to you to conclude the kind of people to hire and represent tasks accordingly. You get to choose your staff and direct them daily, as contrasting to having someone calling the shots for you. In times of toil and trial, your employees will come to you for guidance and support, and what you say ultimately goes. <br /> <br /> Since what you say goes, you have to be competent to make decisions fast. You can definitely go to your employees for their view about the matter; nevertheless you have to be able to make fast, firm decisions individually. Likewise, it's up to you to plan and implement everything from start to finish. Many businesses flop because of poor planning and absence of follow-through. It's up to you to be prearranged and plan ahead to make your business successful. <br /> <br /> There's this misconception that business ownership will mean less work eventually. Perhaps years from now when the company is off the ground you'll be able to work less hours in the day, nonetheless in truth, starting a business means working extra hours, more days a week. Though, regardless of more hours you must put in, the payoff is that you own and run a company. And more than that, you have something to pass down to your children or other family members, something you achieved from start to finish. <br /> <br /> You get to be your own boss; this is the ultimate reason for starting your own business. Isn't it amazing that no one can tell you what to wear, what time to come in, what time to leave, how to wear your hair, or what radio station to listen to at your desk. You make the rules and you can break them at will. Lastly, no day will ever be like another. Each workday will present fresh tests for you to continually demonstrate to yourself that yes, you can do this.</div></div>

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