Me? Owning My Own Business?
Me? Owning My Own Business? (Part 1)
Freedom is something we here in the United States cherish. We,
as a nation, have never been defeated, within our borders, by
any other nation. Our ancestors fought for freedom. We have
demonstrated, as a nation, the fulfillment of the American
Dream: the idea that prosperity, wealth and financial
independence are available to anyone willing to put forth the
effort through honesty, hard work and strong determination.
Therefore, the concept and expectation of freedom seems to be
engrained within us as Americans. This being the case, we
naturally tend to rebel against any form of tyranny or
oppression. 9/11 demonstrated this, as at least some form of
patriotism became strongly evident. We value the freedom to make
our own decisions and live our own lives, without fear of
reprisal or repercussion.
We value the freedom to create our own schedule, own personal
property, and voice our own opinions, in a world filled with
dictators and mad tyrants. We value our leisure time, as sales
of sports equipment, video games, and many other items relating
to recreation will testify.
Freedom is one thing that makes the idea of a home-based
business attractive. You can make your own hours, set your own
pace, and not worry about someone else telling you what to do.
Being your own boss is an idea that sounds really good to many
people, at least in theory.
If you find the idea of a home business tempting or attractive,
but you