"Is Self-Employment For You?" is a very compelling book that breaks new ground into what it really takes to successfully sustain a business.

"There have been numerous books and publications written about how to start a business," commented Employment For You author Paul Casey.

Paul continued, "many times these authors have never run their own business and it shows." Employment For You goes beyond the business plan and shatters some long held myths.

Paul said, "Successfully managing a business may not be what you think. For example, no matter what enterprise you choose, it will be vastly different in three to five years. If you are a flexible person, your prospects for success will be greatly enhanced."

Paul continued, "the most important factor for sustaining a business is experience. Experience can't be taught but can only be achieved over time. I recommend not going into business until your early to mid 30's." Other examples in the book:

• Many businesses fail because they are actually over capitalized.
• The customer is not always right.
• Competitors are your best friends.
• Follow your passion and the money will follow. Not necessarily.
• Real entrepreneurs don't need partners.

Paul said, "I am not necessarily trying to talk someone into going into business. If someone decides not to take the plunge as a result of "reading the book," I will have succeeded as well. The reader will be saving money and maybe even their marriage."

Paul concluded by saying, "I think a fair question to ask is, what gives me the credentials to provide advice about sustaining a business? The only answer I can give is that I have successfully sustained a business for over fifteen years and the future looks very bright."

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