10 reasons:
1. I liked the name. It was my nickname as a kid and it stuck. (It fits.)
2. I needed income to support myself.
3. I knew my work ethic and standards where higher than many other service providers and professionals I'd observed.
4. I wanted to bring income-generating work to others who need it.
5. I wanted to see that people who work for me are paid better fees than other employers.
6. I wanted to see other service providers raise their standards by teaching them a new work philosophy.
7. I wanted to show service providers that a "boss" could treat them better and show more appreciation... which could lead to long-time, loyal staff.
8. I wanted a business that would continue to bring me income when I could no longer work.
9. I wanted a business that could be franchisable, allowing other women and men to own and run a business of their own, affordably... with support along the way.
10. I wanted to see if I could help to increase economic standards in each community.
Maybe these are lofty goals, but they are do-able.
Andrea
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