Yesterday, my son and I had our haircut. Our decision to eat at Mongolian Quickstop resulted to a short discussion with the franchise owner, Mr. Albert Yu. If not for his age, I may have mistaken Mr Yu as the customer relations manager. He was so jolly, accommodating and optimistic. I took advantage of the talk to learn as much entrepreneurial lessons as I can from this seasoned entrepreneur.
How long have you been working? Do you find it easy balancing the demands of family and work?
No doubt life is hard because of the unhampered fuel price increases. And CNNs Larry King have illustrated this more vividly when they brought to the table the (American) pilots concern that passenger safety is compromised because (American) Airlines’ companies decided to reduce fuel reserve for their airplane (the lighter the plane, the more savings on fuel consumption; excess fuel is reportedly adding the unnecessary weight). It was also noted that jobs are being cut in order for the industry to survive.
Because of this, there are those who decided to have their own business. Small it may be, these people believed they can find a gold during this difficult time. Some actually prospered, in a time of crisis, they looked for a common need and decided to offer a product or service to fill it.
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