Opening Up A Business

I'm sixteen now and I'm thinking about careers. I can go into sales, insurance, accounting, you know a nice time, well-paid office job. I wondered whether loans and open a business to sales of agriculture. (I heard it is a big market and I am going to a school of agriculture) sale of food or something like that. Do you think that opening a business is a steady job?

80% of small businesses fail within the first 5 years of activity. To be successful, you're certainly not looking for a desk job Nice relaxing - Figure work 60-80 hours per week to start, with great anxiety about paying bills, etc.

AMEN STEVE! - My beautiful, sweet, work, insurance office I work seven days a week - at least 10 hours per day (Friday I worked 30 hours 30-2 8:00 (which was one of many 18 hours a day, I worked in the past 11 years of my "relaxation and well-paid office work").

That said, I think that owning your own company is usually safer than a corporate job because you control your destiny.

My advice is to be better informed about market trends and choose a career that has a bright future but still, without question, try to choose a job you love - and not just one that looks like it will pay and easy lucrative.

it is not guaranteed, as about 80% of new businesses fail within 5 years.

open your own business needs money, your personal knowledge of the business and supplies and customers, you work long hours with few holidays, and the chance to be successful.