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Do you have R100k lying around cash?
If not then I'd not borrow money to start a business...
My dad (when he bought our business 13 years ago) said he didn't expect anything to happen to the business for at least 2 years.
He ran it so well (he even knows how many cents it costs him to butter a single slice of bread) that every year he's made a 10-20% increase per month from the previous year.
Problem is unreliable filthy SCUM employees stealing from him, drained him with about R20-30k revenue a month for the past 2 years.
They don't realize that he was on the verge of bankrupcy just because of them. Now my mom and dad rather works with the money alone while kitchen staff stay kitchen staff not touching anything. It's a bit more hard work for them (pushing 60) but at least they're back making a profit now.
Your business is profitable until you hire employees.
koeks, so what led to the sudden slow down in business then?![]()
Anyone got any great business ideas they want to recommend? I don't want to retire at 65 or later!! Set-up cost should ideally be under R100,000.
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