Earning salary or owning a business which is better

[Fuso.hp]

If I have to answer in one word, I will always say that starting your own business is always the best decision for anyone rather than working under someone else, but here are some things. Starting a business is not an easy task, to start a business, you first need capital and you need a good understanding of the business as well as understanding money management. The important thing after that is patience and effort. Many times there will be losses in business, many times there will be no customers in the business, but still the businessman has to keep trying and be patient. Those who can do all these things correctly will eventually achieve success, but most of the businessmen get impatient and stop in the middle. So if you have to start a business, then you should start with such preparation so that you do not have to abandon the business in the middle.

[fruktik]

Starting a business without capital can be done through affiliation. We can`t allow capital be a limitation in our modern world. Business of today isn`t 100% about capital but more of packaging, branding and ads. so without capital a determined fellow  can partner with an established firm run promotion on their product and get their percentage .

No, this isn’t a business—it’s a partnership. Don’t confuse the terms. You aren’t the owner of your own business. It turns out that you’re simply an employee who isn’t involved in the core business processes in any way. You can be fired or have your contract terminated at any time.

Yes, I once operated under that same model myself. I was a partner in a company that was developing a new type of transportation, but then I realized I had no real control over anything. The business owner could change the rules of the game at any moment, and then everything would go down the drain.

[Lontor]

Salary earners end up spending their salary buying from the business owners making the business owners to get profit from the business while the salary earners end up with nothing.

It doesn't matter, some salary earners are earning a lot more than those who are running businesses, it's all down to how much they are both making, some businesses are just called business, they might be struggling.

There are people who are earning salary and also business owners over here, still they are struggling to make enough money, a single job or business can beat people who are running more than two businesses.

How much is the income? This is all that matters, a business owner can make $1000 per month while another business owner can make $20,000 per month, same with salary earners, there are some who are top tier earners even as salary earners.

[CryptoBuds]

If I have to answer in one word, I will always say that starting your own business is always the best decision for anyone rather than working under someone else, but here are some things. Starting a business is not an easy task, to start a business, you first need capital and you need a good understanding of the business as well as understanding money management. The important thing after that is patience and effort. Many times there will be losses in business, many times there will be no customers in the business, but still the businessman has to keep trying and be patient. Those who can do all these things correctly will eventually achieve success, but most of the businessmen get impatient and stop in the middle. So if you have to start a business, then you should start with such preparation so that you do not have to abandon the business in the middle.

You're oversimplifying this way too much. If prep and patience were enough to guarantee success, there wouldn't be countless businesses closing shop or going bust.

You can prep well, give it everything you've got and stick with it to the very end, but if there's not enough demand in market, competition's too stiff or the business model just doesn't work...you'll still fail anyway.

Persistence is necessary, but persisting blindly isn't the key to success.

At the end of the day, there's no magic formula that guarantees success in business. You have to get out there, learn from experience and figure out what works for you . Running a business isn't just about sticking to your goals. It's also about learning and adapting along the way .

[PhilosopherKing]

Salary earners end up spending their salary buying from the business owners making the business owners to get profit from the business while the salary earners end up with nothing.

It doesn't matter, some salary earners are earning a lot more than those who are running businesses, it's all down to how much they are both making, some businesses are just called business, they might be struggling.

There are people who are earning salary and also business owners over here, still they are struggling to make enough money, a single job or business can beat people who are running more than two businesses.

How much is the income? This is all that matters, a business owner can make $1000 per month while another business owner can make $20,000 per month, same with salary earners, there are some who are top tier earners even as salary earners.

Yes you could be right that salary earners get more money pass business person , but do you even wish to consider the amount of insults and commands you will receive to get that $1000. You could have a boss who disrespects you and make your life a living hell even when you are way older than him. But you will have no choice than to continue being bossed around because you don’t want to loose that your place of income. Even when you do all the tolerating that you can do, your boss can still fire you for something irrelevant. No job security in being a salary earner.

The challenges of salary earning is endless and if I begin going into them I will be needing a very long list. This is why I don’t think you should only consider the income side only. The working environment stress, this are things you should also consider.

[Emeraldo]

Salary earners end up spending their salary buying from the business owners making the business owners to get profit from the business while the salary earners end up with nothing.

It doesn't matter, some salary earners are earning a lot more than those who are running businesses, it's all down to how much they are both making, some businesses are just called business, they might be struggling.

Maybe few salary earners are making more money than those that have their own business and using some is not good enough when doing the comparison. When you talk about business, I don't want you to include those that are doing small businesses to help themselves to take care of their feeding and other bills.

 Having your own business gives you comfort than those that are working for their bosses without having the freedom to cut some days and choose not to go to work. I will prefer to be a full business person than to try and be working for a company that will take my time and pay me penny compared to what I am making for the company.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

So how exactly can you start a business without capital? Are you absolutely sure about that? I seriously doubt you’ll be able to pull it off. Even if you do manage to do it, you’ll still end up wasting your most precious resource: time.

I use to feel that every type of business requires a person who has some certain capital before they could be able to achieve any success but however when I think deep about the various businesses we have and also how someone skill could be converted into profiting business without an initial capital then I realized there are some possible business a person could do without money, for instance we have cooking business in my country were you could be operating based on contract to cook for someone on their home or during occasion with the money they gave them for the entire contract, so actually this is part of the business that might not require capital to start.

It is possible to start a startup in any way you want, but at the end of the day it will lead you to a job like a job. the contract on which you said you would cook at someone's house or at an event, it can also be said to be like a job, here you are not selling anything your product, rather you are doing their work through your hard work, and when the work is finished, they will pay you for your work. so i don't think it is a business.

Anyway, I think the first position is not that you have to start with a business, but rather you work first, save the salary you get from working and create a capital and then start your own business with that. You have to start small, and you have to start through hardship, and if you want to start a business, you must first create some capital, Now if you don't have the ability to create a capital in the initial stage, then I don't think you can even do business.

[Mehmet69]

Salary earners end up spending their salary buying from the business owners making the business owners to get profit from the business while the salary earners end up with nothing.

It doesn't matter, some salary earners are earning a lot more than those who are running businesses, it's all down to how much they are both making, some businesses are just called business, they might be struggling.

There are people who are earning salary and also business owners over here, still they are struggling to make enough money, a single job or business can beat people who are running more than two businesses.

How much is the income? This is all that matters, a business owner can make $1000 per month while another business owner can make $20,000 per month, same with salary earners, there are some who are top tier earners even as salary earners.

Yes you are right. Ultimately we all look at the amount of money. Where the money comes from is not the main issue. The common difference between business and job that everyone finds is the desire to make independent decisions. But when you talk to a real businessman, you will understand that he is under more pressure than an employee. Job means being present at a specific place at a specific time under someone else and doing someone else's work. But business is your own responsibility. Here a businessman has to work to meet the needs of the speakers to keep his business running. There is no specific time for this work. If the businessman cannot bring the products according to the needs of his consumers, then his business can be closed. So he has to be ready at any time to keep the business running. In other words, both jobs and businesses are easy and both are difficult. So before seeing which one is the best, it is better to earn the most money from which one.

[Taricoins]

Personally, I prefer a salaried job regardless of the nature of the work a fixed amount of income is guaranteed at the end of the month. Typically, there are set working hours which makes it easier to dedicate time to personal pursuits or family outside of work. Unlike in business, there is no risk of losing one's own capital or incurring direct financial losses.

At the end of the day, choosing between a salaried job and running a business is a personal choice. Neither path is better across the board, it's whatever fits your skills, and your situation and your goals. Different strokes for different folks.

But it is a mistake to believe a salaried job comes with no risk. Your paycheck could be reduced, you could receive no increase in pay, or you could be fired at any given moment .  Steady income isn't  same as being bulletproof. Every choice comes with its own risk and trade off .

I vibe with your post,  you really nailed it from both angle, it still depends on like alot of people likely say, but starting a business is really hard and some people don't really have the talent for that and getting laid off from work depends on the position you place your self, I still feel like if your input is crucial to the running of the organization only on very extreme circumstances will you get laid off. But the risk of business is something else

[Plutomanian]

If I have to answer in one word, I will always say that starting your own business is always the best decision for anyone rather than working under someone else, but here are some things. Starting a business is not an easy task, to start a business, you first need capital and you need a good understanding of the business as well as understanding money management. The important thing after that is patience and effort. Many times there will be losses in business, many times there will be no customers in the business, but still the businessman has to keep trying and be patient. Those who can do all these things correctly will eventually achieve success, but most of the businessmen get impatient and stop in the middle. So if you have to start a business, then you should start with such preparation so that you do not have to abandon the business in the middle.

Today and tomorrow, I'm sticking with starting your own business because you won't have to answer yessir to anyone or become an employee to anyone. You're the boss and you control everything that happen in the business. You bear the losses when they do come and when the profits also come, you accumulate and put on a smile, in that way, you're staying strong enough to enjoy the fruit of your labour.

I know it's going to be easy to start up a business but what can we do? We listen to our mind and become positive towards our energy in starting small and before you know it, step by step, you've raised a business with millions. Everything we do today is a process for everyone of us, you do know good things do take time?