In roughly 6 weeks I will be launching my first ever business.
I have calculated that I will make a minimum of $17k a year or a maximum of $1.2m a year.
So somewhere between those two numbers is where i'll be looking at.
>is it worth it?
Thats too small of a range, maximum is too close to the minimum...
what kind of business anon?
>>1388150
I named my bike after ivanka
Wow, 1.2M a year, that's a lot of cans and bottles.
>>1388419
Its a food delivery service, think HelloFresh
>>1388489
Cool stuff. Any employees to start or just you? And capital from investors/friends and family or personal investment?
>>1388506
Joint venture, we have vendors who provide the stock. Chefs who provide and wrote meal plands that actually taste really good, and delivery drivers.
>>1388575
Isn't having vendors enough? Out of curiosity, what is your thought process in paying chefs, as in, why isn't that unnecessary overhead?
>>1388632
Because none of us have any catering expirience, plus its only 2 chefs who work part time putting together recipes when we want them too, they have jobs at restaurants too.
