Starting your own business
On the other hand, if you start your own business you can look forward to making all the decisions. And if you work hard, you may reap substantial rewards. But what happens if the business fails? Excellent question, and we are going to help you find the answer to that one. It is true that the free enterprise system can be a cruel taskmaster. It doesn't reward effort, only results.
That's why so many small businesses fail, often within months after having opened their doors for the first time. Perhaps their owners hadn't researched the market, or they couldn't compete with their larger competitors. It could even be that they made too many mistakes in managing the business. Whatever the reason, a business failure brings with it untold misery for everyone involved, with the hapless business owner likely to suffer the most. Starting a business under a franchise can go a long way towards minimising business risks.



