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I'm 31. Working as a MRI supervisor in a large hospital. I've been in the medical field for 7 years, the longer I'm in it, the more I can't stand it. I have 54 people who I supervise. Most of them are self righteous, "powerful", independent women. I will spare you the details..

I'm really looking to get out and start new. I also have a family so I have to consider that. I've thought of learning a trade. Working for myself.. sure just doing what? What do the good citizens of poal do for a living? What do you recommend?

I'm 31. Working as a MRI supervisor in a large hospital. I've been in the medical field for 7 years, the longer I'm in it, the more I can't stand it. I have 54 people who I supervise. Most of them are self righteous, "powerful", independent women. I will spare you the details.. I'm really looking to get out and start new. I also have a family so I have to consider that. I've thought of learning a trade. Working for myself.. sure just doing what? What do the good citizens of poal do for a living? What do you recommend?

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[–] • 1 pt

Yeah a big reason I want to have my own company is to hire people who deserve it. I want a chill work environment where people can pick their own hours and work as much/little as they want as long as the clients are happy. A lot of these accounts don't require tons of maintenance once you optimize them.

One client pays me $2,600 a month on management fees for a few accounts that are out performing expectations even when I don't touch them anymore. I do a few hours of maintenance and make sure reports are good to go at the end of each month. None of my employees will need to be stuck in 8 hour soul sucking hours wasting their time. That's the dream/goal.

I'm going to be trying for my first kid next month, actually.

I tried two years ago but my life fell apart. Had to get work in order, bought a house, and now I feel a bit more free financially. It's a bit later than I wanted but life doesn't always go the way you want. Just gotta try and make the best of it where you can.

[–] • 1 pt

That's great man. Good luck to you and your family. Thanks for the info too.

[–] • 1 pt

Thanks! We won't need luck. I'm laying the foundation for a nice strong empire.

Let me know if you ever have questions about anything! Once I'm encorporated and finished training and setting up my current friends/family with some steady clients I'll probably be looking to expand. I can't promise to help now, but hopefully in the future handing out jobs to good lads will be 100% doable on the fly.