Tuesday, April 05, 2011 9:21:12 AM
I have run a few small businesses in my past and I understand there are ups and downs especially when you are first starting off. I'm even working on starting another business on the side and I can certainly tell you trying to start a business while working a full time job is a big problem. I'm not in the position to hire someone to do it for me and my partner in this venture has a full time career as well. So it is very much a slow but steady process - we want to do everything right now but that would mean quitting our jobs which provides the current financing.
We all want instant gratification but if you really think about what is needed to start a successful business you will have a much better outlook on life as well as MMTE and any other developing business you get involved in.
In regards to Kgem's post - his statements can be taken as general comments or he could be providing everyone a kernel of knowledge that there may be some postponement in the deals or something else.
IMO - MMTE is a more longterm investment than short term (or instant gratification).
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