Sometimes you have to learn as you go.

Many people like routine...and for most, the routine of punching a time clock, just showing up to warehouse or factory or convient store, or driving job, and getting paid once a week, is much better than risking no pay check at all do to slow sales or revenue from own enterprise...



After all, when you run your own business...small business...there may be weeks where you don't earn a dime, or come out in the negative...loose more many than you earn...

Businesses cost money to run...equiptment has to be maintained, office lease rent must be paid, utilities, fuel, lights, insurances, fees, permits, all these fixed mandated costs, costs money.

It may cost you $1000 to run business every month...so you have to earn at least twice that to earn $1000 for yourself.

(that's just a generic example).

Having you're own business is definitely not for everyone...it's hard and scary, expecially when poor, and using your own funds.

It's different for fortune 500 companies that simply borrow and risk investor money or bank money...if business fails they just claim chapter 11 or whatever...and are done with it.

It's small business owners who don't have that grace with banks, who are forced to risk a lot more of their own personal assets to keep business afloat.

When you start own business

When you start, create, own business it can be tough at first, but it's like an education within itself, the things you're forced to learn, like about taxes, and codes, and accounting, and profit margins, and math, and numbers, and personalities ect.

You learn more when you run own business than what any college could ever teach you.

It's priceless real life education to how things really work.

You learn about supply and demand, marketing, advertising and more.

You may not make as much initially, but starting own business makes you feel like an athlete in competition with others, and you only get better at it.

At this stage of my existence, it's hard for me to trade desires, passion, for a measly small pay check working for company.

Hourly workers aren't allowed to share anything with their corporate counterparts, you're just seen as mindless labor that's not allowed any input at all what so ever no matter how brilliant you may be.

People who paid a lot for their education can't have some lowly worker displaying more talent or drive than them.

So you're told 'Hey, we hired you to do, not to think!'

Insecure m/f's.

Some lowly worker could be a Einstein in disguise or the next Bill Gates, or Steve Jobs, but insecure middle management loves to bury such induvisuals in mindless, meaningless mucky labor.

So that you go home so exhausted and tired that you haven't the energy to persue your dreams anymore...all you want to do is recover and get ready for next day of more mindless labor.

While middle management sits in office and gossips over personal life, while making big salaries off the labor of others.

I think I'd rather be homeless again, than to sell my labor to such types.

It's never to late.

Here, on, in, the Twylightzone...it's never to late...do what you were born to do.



Spread your wings and get higher!

Strange odd creatures, beings, have your back, here in the Twylightzone...

The scariest thing about business in 2015 is all the laws and legalities you have to know and stay on top of, that in and of itself can be enough to discourage many from wanting to create, run, establish own business, whether contract work or service work or supply work or just selling stuff, the amount of 'law' you must know to get started can be over whelming for most.



This crap can make you want to give up before you even begin, and just remain a simple employee, rather than fulfilling dreams of being owner/manager of you're own company.

Like in the movie 'The Devils Advocate' when character asks 'Why the law?'

And the Devil responds 'Cause, the law is into everything'...

Oh how right he was, the devil that is, the law indeed is into everything.

And sad how 'The law' can make that which is corrupt, seem just, much can be manipulated by those who write law, and know how to manipulate the law to get over on others.

And as far as business goes, if you don't comply by these laws, you can get fined, sued, shut down, or even jailed.

Large companies can afford to hire full time business attorney to handle their legal matters, but if it's just you, or you and spouse, or you and friend, you basically have to learn it all on your own, or hire part time business attorney to help.

And now days, with the advent of computer data, it can be even more complicated, as many prospective businesses decided whether or not they want to do business with you through automated data match.

The Government won't even do business with you unless you have one of these numbers here, called a 'Dun number'...DUN identification number

The average person sees all this stuff in link, and just wants to give up before even starting, the average person can barely manage credit card bills, let alone other business ID numbers ect.

Many of which require fees, taxes be paid on, whether earning profit or not.

Business credit rating?

And more, is what companies look at before even deciding to do business with you (depending on nature of business).

You may have to plop down $10-$50,000 dollars before you even make a dime.

It can be stressful.

If one is already a millionaire, one can absorb failure, lots of them, and absorb it up, but if loan is only life line, for small business, can be very stressful and life changing if business fails.

The next President really needs to make it easier for small businesses to succeed by removing many layers of BS that stand in the way.

To get ahead in business here are some things you need.

And I don't mean stupid online business that requires no risk or personal capital, when I say business I mean brick and mortar businesses like

1. Resturant, catering service, hot dog stand ect

2. Truck services, owner operator, agent ect

3. Construction company, trade contractor where you have to buy own equipment and secure contracts

4. Fitness center, ect where you must get loan to open up shop, then hope you recruit enough business to pay back loan and live on.

Well you get the point, when I discuss business, at least in this post, I mean brick and mortar type business, not all that online marketing BS.

One thing you will need is confidence..here's a list

1.Confidence, sometimes blind confidence, for that will be your fuel, without confidence you'll be over taken by fear of failure and won't move forward.

2. Trust in others or another.
You can't do it alone, expanding your small business means you have to trust others, you have to.
You have to trust others with your money, your equipment, and you have to trust that they'll live up to their obligations.

If you can't, or don't trust anyone than expansion is impossible.

It's not easy, that's why so few do it, step out on their own.

Everyone has to find own source of motivation, for some that's their hobbits, for others their spouse, wife or husband, for yet others could simply be their pet dog or cat or horse.

They in turn give you the motivation you need to go forward and they give you confidence.

And if you have none of the above than I guess you have to get it from belief in a God or someone you admire, an athlete maybe, read books on how others over came tremendous odds.

But lets face it, real life failure is a lot more real and scarier than TV.

Watching people on TV succeed makes it seem easy, cause TV only focuses on the glitzy side of success.

There's rarely a story or character on TV who has failed, on TV, in movies, there's always that come back plot that gives the story juice.

It's scary.

In reality most are alone, and the people you thought should care the most about your success could really give a damn.

There's no worse feeling than realizing there's no one to pick up phone and call for support or advice...it's a really empty feeling.

And if you make it, they won't care about all the painful nights, days, you spent agonizing over a loan, or other business decision that could break you in half.

They won't care about any of that, all they'll want from you is money, to borrow money, and if you don't lend they'll call you selfish.

They'll just assume that because you have a small business of your own that you're drowning in money, rather than debt.



Oh how wrong they are, at least at first.

And don't understand that all profit, at first, has to go back into business...they won't, don't, get that and just assume whatever extra money you make should go to them simply cause they ask for it.

Not to mention if you fail, could wreck, totally destroy your credit for years and years.

It's why I say you really need blind confidence sometimes to do this, to go forward.

You need that age 16 part of you when you were younger and felt you could do anything and didn't worry about nothing.

It's why many who are successful, don't really live in reality, they create their own reality and hype for their own mental protection, whether boxing champs, athletes, or Donald Trump.

It's why very successful people tend to live in their own bubble, and I'm beginning to see why now, cause if you don't create you own positive sphere, you just won't get very far.

Business basics

NOLO Business basics <<<< Link

The above links is one of the few sites I've found in years, that actually has useful information on it about 'Starting a Business'.

The above link 'NOLO' (you can do independent search) totally breaks down what all beginners in business so desperately want to know.

1. Do I need a fictitious name, if so how to get one?

2. How do I get a small business license?

3. Limited Liability company or sole proprietor or Corporation? or S-Corp?

4. ETN number...it's like a business version number assigned to you.

NOLO is a site that's good at breaking down questions for you and then answering them, no BS, like other sites, no wondering pop up adds, like other sites, just fundamentals of business registration for beginners.

Sure it's a bit different from State to State, but all basically the same, like drivers license tests or rules.One thing for sure, if planning on creating own business you need attention longevity, you can't have a short, 1-5 day attention span or you won't make it.

(Two people need long attentions spans, Authors and people who create and then run small businesses)

For one, the forms you apply for are reciprocal, in that they're annual, once filed, the State or County expects you to update them with annual income reports.

You can't just file for these forms, pay your applications fees, and then just cause business fails, or you lose interest, then forget about them, cause the State won't.

They, the State, will expect annual income report, and or if no longer in business than file yet another form telling them 'I'm no longer in business', if not, and they think you are, could be fined late fees for not filing obligatory forms.

It's all about revenue folks, that's all it comes down to, taxes to the King, or State.



The State power or powers have simply replaced the King, Kings courts of old, taxes are still gathered now as back then, and the only purpose of all these forms is to 'track you', track your taxable income.

These forms do nothing to help you succeed, all they're designed to do is take a % of your money should you succeed.

Anyways, it's not easy and must be very organized if want to create own small business.

Cause once you do, you're on public record, where anyone can look you up down town, in a way that's good, cause at least they'll know you're legit, but also opens you up to liable, and that's where the whole LLC vs partnership vs sole proprietor filing of your business comes into play.

The above link helps explain all that better than I ever could right now do to time limitations.

To add to the above you will also need the following for your new business

1. A business number, Fax machine, copy machine and scanner (if working from home can get all in one)



2. Will also need a website, in todays world, you really do need a website where people can visit your business and study it over and over again (you know how people are), future costumers want to be able to 'see' your business, become familiar with it by visiting site online, over and over again, until finally they decide to use it.

3. And you'll need business cards, that's a must, lots and lots of business cards and even larger flyers that you can print from home copy machine, or have professionally done...(with the cost of copy machine inch, it might be best to have them done at a print store, but before printing cards, best to have website on the card.
But suppose could get away with cards with just numbers, at first, until get website.
Many lower end websites are free, or charge small fee to use per month, but if have own business, best to get own domain eventually.

In future posts I'll have links to all this stuff, as I myself am going through the process, and will share as things unfold.

And when applying for business ID card, will be made aware if you need extra insurance for whatever business you're trying to go into, just be prepared for 'mess' during initial stages, the Government has it's hands in everything for those trying to do thing legitimately, is why 'the black' market does so well, cause they by-pass it all.

So really only honest people get tortured by the Government through fees, permits, taxes, ect.

Again, this is for people creating first time small business, others may laugh at reading this and say 'Gee, how basic is this all to me'....but it's not basic to first time business types who have no prior experience.

I don't get paid to write any of this, so what I share is genuine and heart felt.

I'm learning to and just happen to be taking those who read this along on journey with me.

To be continued...

Does any of this webinar get rich type stuff even work???

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I don't know, seems there's always a 'catch', in that the truly wealthy don't seem to ever want to share their plan with others.

Seems only the 'fake' wealthy types, interested in helping others gain wealth, at a cost of course...I could be wrong folks, you decide.