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Legacy99 · 11-18-08, 06:33

[quote=tx-skydiver;1198213]Hi folks,

I hope this question is ok. It is my first post so I'm not sure. I apologize if it isn't cool and mods can feel free to delete if need be.

I am currently (still) employed and make very good money - however, I am primed to be layed off at any time. I no longer want to stay in my industry or work for the corporations any longer and want do my own thing where I have more control of my destiny.

I was thinking of doing PDR and was checking out a couple of different sites that specialize in training. I found a third option today on this site and called them. The guy was awesome and spent 1.5 hours on the phone with me.
I don't know your financial position, but starting a detailing or PDR business during these tough economical times just doesn't make sense. If you have some good clients already lined up, then that might make a difference. If not, why not get a full time job and do this on the side and see if you can make a living doing what you like best.

11-18-08, 06:33	#3 (permalink)
Legacy99 Registered User Legacy99 is offline Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,773	Re: Newbie looking for business [quote=tx-skydiver;1198213]Hi folks, I hope this question is ok. It is my first post so I'm not sure. I apologize if it isn't cool and mods can feel free to delete if need be. I am currently (still) employed and make very good money - however, I am primed to be layed off at any time. I no longer want to stay in my industry or work for the corporations any longer and want do my own thing where I have more control of my destiny. I was thinking of doing PDR and was checking out a couple of different sites that specialize in training. I found a third option today on this site and called them. The guy was awesome and spent 1.5 hours on the phone with me. I don't know your financial position, but starting a detailing or PDR business during these tough economical times just doesn't make sense. If you have some good clients already lined up, then that might make a difference. If not, why not get a full time job and do this on the side and see if you can make a living doing what you like best.