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Anyone thrown in the towel?

Posted By: ...... on 2007-09-03
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Has anyone here who has run a successful business thought about -- or already has -- closed the doors after hitting too many rough spots?


I'm talking about people like me who pay rent, pay lawyers, pay staffers, pay freelancers, pay... well, pay everyone first and pay yourself last.


If you think you get paid first as a business owner, please don't reply.


I want to hear from people who have lost too many accounts, been sued, partners or employees stole from you, rents too high, revenue too low, getting too old, etc.


I'd like to hear what would push you over the edge to quit, or if you have quit, I'd like to know what you're doing now and how you feel about "working for someone else". Yes, I know you're always working for someone else.


But now you don't have to pay the bills, fix the computers, put up with childish and inexperienced workers, non-paying clients, etc.


Yes, as you can tell, I'm thinking about calling it quits and taking the easy way out: taking a staff job with benefits.




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