Sirj-art

joined 11 months ago
[–] Sirj-art@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I'd say the majority of the businesses start either as a hobby projects or part time work, while having full time job (everybody have to pay their rent and bills). If after working your 9-5, commuting, spending time with your family, you still have enough passion and determination to work on something or build something - it's a good indicator that it can grow into a successfully business. In my experience, building a business requires spending sleepless nights and working beyond your comfort limit to get it going. And I'm not talking about not sleeping 1-2 nights or working on it a couple times a month (this can work too but most likely will take long years to take off), I'm talking about having 2-3-6 month of working on it every day. Choosing to work on your business instead of watching Netflix, YouTube, playing games, scrolling reels or tiktoks, going to clubs/bars. Spending your vacation time and days off to work on this business instead of traveling somewhere.

It sounds tough but if that's something your passionate about or truly belive in - you wouldn't even notice it. When I was building my first couple businesses it wasn't even a choice - "do I watch a netflix or work on my business?" I forgot for several months that social media or any entertainment existed"

[–] Sirj-art@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I'd say the majority of the businesses start either as a hobby projects or part time work, while having full time job (everybody have to pay their rent and bills). If after working your 9-5, commuting, spending time with your family, you still have enough passion and determination to work on something or build something - it's a good indicator that it can grow into a successfully business. In my experience, building a business requires spending sleepless nights and working beyond your comfort limit to get it going. And I'm not talking about not sleeping 1-2 nights or working on it a couple times a month (this can work too but most likely will take long years to take off), I'm talking about having 2-3-6 month of working on it every day. Choosing to work on your business instead of watching Netflix, YouTube, playing games, scrolling reels or tiktoks, going to clubs/bars. Spending your vacation time and days off to work on this business instead of traveling somewhere.

It sounds tough but if that's something your passionate about or truly belive in - you wouldn't even notice it. When I was building my first couple businesses it wasn't even a choice - "do I watch a netflix or work on my business?" I forgot for several months that social media or any entertainment existed"

[–] Sirj-art@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I'm in the service business, and for the majority of opinions in the company, remote work is not possible (need to physically meet clients, etc). For those positions that can be done remotely , almost all of them are performed remotely, and the majority of them people are working from abroad/different countries).

But remote work definitely requires a lot more self-organization and self- reliance from employees, and not all employees have these skills. Organizing and controlling people is a lot easier when they are all in the same room and that room is an actual place of work and not a bedroom or kitchen next to a beach somewhere 1000 miles away.

Can even say from my personal experience - it's easier to get more work done when you're in a work environment surrounded by people who work on the same/similar tasks.