Funny thing is I do have the money to pay for some of equipment. What I don’t have is enough business and accounting experience to make a go of it. I need to start slow and learn a few things.

I’m committed to taking a small steps approach to starting this business starting small and working my way up to the income level I want. It is the kind of approach the Japanese used after world war two to become industry leaders. Japanese products where synonymous with junk when they started but by taking small steps they where able to turn that around.

The ironic thing is they got the idea from America, who first used the process to win World War two then forgot the lessons they learned during the post war abundance. I’m trying to start my venture with the minimum amount of resources and let it grow from there. The hard part is keeping from rushing the process.

I’ll just have to discipline myself. I need to learn to run a business so I plan to take my time. I think it would be harder to learn what I need to learn if I had a big chunk of my money riding on the venture.

John, The Debt-addled Dude