This is for the entrepreneur on a
serious budget and not intended for anyone starting a classic
business requiring a brick and mortar location or major funding. This
is about earning a decent living working for yourself with minor
investment and leaving the wage slave workforce.
I often find that people fear leaving
the safety of a paycheck job, though that weekly or biweekly check
usually doesn't cover the basics, like rent, electric,
cable/internet, auto insurance and repair, water bill etc... if you
also plan to buy food and necessities. Many months one chooses what
to pay by level of importance. No one should have to live like that.
Once you take the plunge and work for
yourself for a while, you're almost unemployable. The self-employed
rarely reenter the wage slave workforce. If you try to return to that
lifestyle, you find yourself constantly questioning how others
operate their businesses and considering how you could easily improve
their methods or change something altogether. You're frequently
questioning situations and in a short time, the employer realizes
that you won't work out. You realize that you're a much better
planner and leader than you are at following directions that make
little sense.
With several jobs that I had following
my court case, I found myself questioning why I was charged with
racketeering in comparison to these so-called legitimate businesses.
A couple of places I worked were prime candidates for racketeering
prosecutions in Florida. You'd laugh if I told you where
specifically.
The escort service business is one
potential solution. You run it your way and there are no real line in
the sand guidelines. If you want a day off, you simply take it. If
you want more money, you cover the phones 24/7. Need a vacation? No
problem - you either pay someone else that you trust to answer your
lines or leave them unanswered. It's your choice - that is what
being in business for yourself is supposed to be all about from my
perspective.
Of course you have other options
besides the escort business, but realistically, nothing else
compares when you consider the money and the choices open to you.
Trust me on that assessment - I've tried to find a substitute since
my case concluded with my acquittal back in 2003. Sure, I've found
other things to do that create small streams of income, but nothing
that could touch the escort business in the areas of money or
convenience. There are no options with the flexibility of opening and
operating an escort business.
I feel like I'm singing the Sinead
O'Connor song, Nothing Compares to You. ... but it's all so
true.
I recently started a new sort of
business - well at least it's new to me - and already find myself
wondering if it'll ever show a profit. But worse yet, I'm feeling
like I'm a slave to it. Will never come close to the profit from an
escort service, could never really take a vacation from it, and fear
its demise if I don't meet the expectations of many on an ongoing
basis. I'm feeling it's a big mistake. *sigh*
May all of the entrepreneurial people
reading this have the best year ever. Resolve to make the most of
your life this year.
Happy 2014!
