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    Business Burger Shop Goes Vegan and Sales Spike 400% in a Day

    Burger Shop Goes Vegan and Sales Spike 400% in a Day

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 06:15 AM PST

    Need to get out of corporate world! Help!

    Posted: 25 Feb 2019 12:23 AM PST

    Hi.

    So I've been working in a firm for about 8 months now and I've had enough. It's not the firm itself that I have a problem with its corporate working. The fact that I have no choice but to work 5 days a week. The fact that I can't wake up when I want. The fact that I only get 20 days of holiday a year and someone else gets to decide when I take them. It's all too much for me.

    I've been recently really thinking about leaving. Every morning it gets harder and harder to drag myself in, and it's because a case where I each week I tell my self I just have to make it to x month. And I know I will, some where between my year - year and a half mark of working because I feel like a zombie being forced into a very controlled life. I know that so many people do it even though they hate it. And they do it for years, sometimes switching jobs. But I've come to realise that switching jobs won't change what I'm feeling. I feel like I have no freedom to enjoy my life and there is no way I'm going to spend the rest of my life like this.

    I'm 20 and I'm young. I'm not in uni and I don't want to go. I had gone for one year to study medicine but there were financial and family issues that lead to me having to leave and go into accounting. Initially it seemed great but having been in it, it seems like there are a lot of chartered accountants only making 35-40k a year living in single rooms in house shares. This is not for me. And I'm starting to question whether it even has the earning potential that I want.

    Either way I've decided that at 21, I'm leaving. Not necessarily accounting, but full time.

    I would like to find a way to earn money and have more control of my life. I'm young and in a position where if I f up, there's time for things to be fixed. That being said, in order to not fall out with my family, whatever I do has to be showing a good earning potential.

    Ultimately, I know property is a good thing to get into and I've always known I wanted to eventually have properties as my main source of income but with accounting alone that may never be possible. But I don't think I'm in any position to get into property now.

    Ideally I would like to still be in accounting but maybe only working like 2 days a week, somehow get into property and also have a small business alongside. I feel doing this would really make me feel like I'm still doing my part for society by paying taxes and also allow me more freedom and to actually enjoy my life because right about now, I hate it.

    I just really need some advice, maybe from people with ideas about businesses or people who have done this themselves, just about how I can go about this and any tips you may have and anything I should be aware of.

    Thank you so much for reading.

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    Trump Suspends China Tariff Hike, Citing Progress In Trade Talks

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    See How You Can making $647.89 Passive Income On Etsy In the First Month

    Posted: 25 Feb 2019 12:41 AM PST

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    Trump delays increase in tariffs on China, citing progress in trade talks

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    How do I begin my company?

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 09:20 PM PST

    Hi! I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this question. But I'm thinking of starting my own company that manufactures our own products. What products exactly? We're mainly focusing on electronic products such as drawing tablets/gaming mice. My question is, how do I go about this process of finding a manufacturer or producer of these products? Most preferably a supplier/manufacturer in China. Do I have to create my own prototype to send to them first and all that? How is the process of this? I have little knowledge on how to engineer these products myself (as I'm no engineer). Any tips? Thank you!

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    Finance equipment or pay cash

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 05:07 PM PST

    I've heard it both ways "never use your own money" and "interest works against you" Of course you want to have some cash on hand for bad months but if you can buy equipment with cash shouldn't you?

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    Weekly Stock Market Review

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    Apps send intimate user data to Facebook: report

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 10:34 AM PST

    what legal work is needed before launching an app with an investor to insure full ownership?

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 12:30 PM PST

    Hi Guys

    I'm in search of guidance here to help me with legal work for my app. I have been developing my app for nearly 2 years now and I have finally found an investor who is very eager to invest. Before I close any kind of deal I was just wondering what is all the legal work I need secured to insure that I am protected with my app and I have full ownership!

    I am new to all of this and I would really appreciate the help!

    Looking forward to all of your responses!

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    How To Negotiate a Higher Salary: Top 15 Salary Negotiations Tips

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    INSTALL ARTIFICIAL GRASS AND SAVE YOUR VALUABLE TIME

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 11:39 PM PST

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    Business Sale Dilemma

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 02:53 AM PST

    Hi first time posting on this sub. I dont know if this is the right sub. English is not my first language and I'm typing on phone so please go easy on me.

    This will be a long story so I'll introduce the characters:

    1. Me = I
    2. A = business person 1
    3. B = business person 2

    So starting, I own a small local cafe. On the first week when I start out the cafe, I was approached by B saying he wants to buy the business. I decline since I was just starting out, but he insisted that I contact him if I ever consider selling.

    5 years later, I decided to sell my business, in which I was contact by A. A is my ex-employee (and a distance friend), he is also a very good worker. A's wife is recently pregnant (4 months) so A wants to build up a family and own a cafe. He offered to pay me by 12 instalments .

    I was simultaneously approached by B, who had previously own a cafe before, saying he wishes to purchase the cafe for $5000 more than A over 12 instalments. However, he needs to take the loan from his sister. I was determined to sell to B at this point but I didn't say it to him. Then he went on radio silent, probably waiting for the outcome of the loan.

    Obviously I got restless because of the radio silent, I contacted A to see if he is still interested. A is very interested so we began discussing about how to run the business and who is the suppliers etc. I will need to train him for 2 weeks after the sale to get him started. Things are looking like I will sell it to him, although I didn't expressly say it. A and his wife quit their jobs because they thought they are going to get the cafe.

    However, yesterday he came by and ask for $2000 reduction on the initial instalment, which he will reimburse in the later instalments. This enraged me but not a big problem since the money will still be the same. Everything is set (except contract and payment) and A will own the cafe in a few weeks. At this point I still had not expressly said that I will sell to him, all we did was discussing how business operates and when he can start working.

    One morning B randomly came by and said that he got the money. This surprised me extremely since there was no communication from him before. B has money to pay full amount of the first instalment and everything else so he is ready to buy. I told him that I already talked to A and that I don't want to break my word. B asked if A paid the first instalment yet, which he has not, so B paid me 25% of the first instalment. He also already quit his job as well. I told him to slow down and I'll talk to A later.

    Later that evening, A got news of this and rushed to the cafe (very angry). He told me how could I do this and start crying. B is a very chill person so he isn't visibly upset but he clearly want the cafe.

    Here are extra and summary of informations:

    1. B will run the cafe with his family of 5, which means he does not need to hire any employees (big save). A only has him and his wife, so they need to hire employees. This affect their prospect of paying instalments for 12 months.
    2. B owned a cafe before so he knows how to operate one. A only worked for me and has left for the past 3 years. A's wife is also pregnant so idk how long she can work.
    3. A is emotionally weak so he will not be able to hold his temper if he doesn't get the cafe. B is emotionally strong.
    4. B is paying more for the cafe and the first instalment.
    5. It will break my heart for A, but I do want to sell to B because it is practical.

    So my question is who do I sell the cafe to? WIBTA if I sell to B?

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    Nuveen Closes $10 Million Impact Investment in Revolution Foods

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 10:54 AM PST

    Tips / Software for managing small business finances?

    Posted: 24 Feb 2019 10:48 AM PST

    Hello everyone,

    Last year I sort of unofficially started my own web development business, and this year it has started to actually turn into something, so I'm trying to make it more official. Recently i created an LLC and this weekend I opened a business checking account for it.

    I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations on free/cheap software that help manage a small business (would be cool if said software also included quoting and invoicing, but I can just do that in PayPal otherwise).

    I'm also just curious if anyone has any tips for managing the finances, or maybe some information that you wish you knew when you started your first business.

    Note: I am currently a sole member LLC and don't really intend to hire anyone unless things really take off years from now.

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