Quote from: Inwestour on Today at 09:05:33 AM

Quote from: Mauser on Today at 07:52:39 AM

Running your own business sounds like a great deal, being your own boss and keep all the money you earn for yourself is the goal of many people. But we should not think that a business owner is always going to succeed and become rich. A lot of businesses fail and the working hours of business owners is usually much higher. I don't think there is anything wrong in being an employee and use your monthly income to build an investment portfolio on the side. For such people like me taking out all the profits out of Bitcoin might not be the best idea, because I don't really have so many alternatives to invest in.

The bottom line is that not everyone can become a business owner, it's not as easy as it might seem. Even though there is more to work and deal with taxes and many others, there are still many who want to be a boss and not a worker, but the truth is that only some people are ready for this, everyone else will choose to be an employee and not think about all the difficulties of running a business, even though they will earn less.

They will work 8 hours a day and then they will go about their business, relax or spend time with their families, and the owner will sit at work, or even if he is not at the office, he will still think about his business, such is the price for the opportunity to receive more earnings.

So, the "poor" business owner has to think more about their venture? Cry me a river. Everyone makes choices, and those who choose business ownership recognize the pitfalls. But lets not act like every employee lives in some fairy-tale world of 8-hour workdays and blissful evenings. Some are constantly on-call, working unpaid overtime, while their bosses take lavish vacations on their hard work. Maybe the line isnt as clear as you'd like to think. Business ownership might not be for everyone, but neither is the illusion of a stress-free employee life