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Originally Posted by CamaroAJ
Money, headaches from dealing with customers, business insurance, work space, money lol.
I mainly don't want to deal with the business side of things on top of building or fixing cars.
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Something to think about is how much of the business side you want to do verses hiring / outsourcing the business side of things. Do what your good at, get an office manager, etc. for the other stuff. Build a successful team around yourself.
Either that or look for a partner who is good on the business side and you do the technical side. Both do what they excel at.
That said, clearly draw the line as far as who does and owns what. Again, outsource -- get a lawyer involved to set things up correctly from the start. It's not worth all the time and effort building up a business and getting reamed hard / hung up wet.
There is mentoring available at non-profits such as SCORE (
https://www.score.org/). Highly recommend a mentor who's been there - done that.
Just a thought. I really hope the very, very best for you!
