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[QUOTE="Cinderella, post: 118432, member: 26504"] Hobby and business are two different things. But combining these two can be a good strategy one could pursue. Basically, when entering a business, one of the main considerations is the market for the product or services that we have. So even if we don't have interest on the product/service as long as we have access to the market, the business will succeed. How much more if we really have the utmost interest on the activity? Personally, I love sewing and until now I cannot pursue the business I want to open related to garment because of time constraint. I am still hoping to be able to pursue this in the near future. [/QUOTE]
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