Rachael
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It is an undeniable fact that the main aim of operating or setting up a business is for the sake of maximizing profits. Starting up a business is very different from starting a charity home. When a business owner faces challenges in business he gest depressed because instead of maximizing profits, he is running at a loss. I am not disputing the fact that a business can be operated for other purposes but the profit remains the first aim. Well, there are still some entrepreneurs who do posit or claims that the aim of starting their business is to solve the needs of the society and not purely for the gain but then again, the question arises, if the aim is to solve the needs of the society, why is the product or service not free or why is the product not sold to the final consumers at the rate of the cost price which was purchased from the supplier, which still lives an unanswered question.
The aim of selling products would definitely be to solve the needs of the society but why do more than six businesses operate by selling the same products within the same street or location when obviously two or three shop would be enough to bridge the gap of demand and supply in the location. My janitorial business I started is because I need to make profits and I carry out my job diligently so the client could call me if another offer arises or possibly recommend me to other acquaintances, which proves that inasmuch as I am after the profits, I have my job at heart and I am also passion-driven in the line of business. Is your current business your passion or driven by profits alone?
The aim of selling products would definitely be to solve the needs of the society but why do more than six businesses operate by selling the same products within the same street or location when obviously two or three shop would be enough to bridge the gap of demand and supply in the location. My janitorial business I started is because I need to make profits and I carry out my job diligently so the client could call me if another offer arises or possibly recommend me to other acquaintances, which proves that inasmuch as I am after the profits, I have my job at heart and I am also passion-driven in the line of business. Is your current business your passion or driven by profits alone?