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Bootstrapper Tips
by Shawn Hessinger on June 16, 2007
Link: Cristian Dorobanetscu
So let's see what situation we have here:
• First of all (assuming you had a paid job previously) you have a distorted way of seeing expenses and revenues. At your 9-5 job it seems easy to have a $300 wage increase (The amount actually doesn't matter, because it depends on many factors, including location. I'm from romania so $300 is a good amount). As soon as you become an entrepreneur, you will discover that cashing in that extra $300 per month is hard or impossible sometimes. Easy solution, head to your personal savings account and take the $300 you need. You'll put them back next month (daydreaming).
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