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	<title>Comments on: E-Myth Business Plan</title>
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		<title>By: thoma004</title>
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		<description>Interesting.  That makes a good point.  Also as a technician who has delved into business many times, I&#039;ve felt the influence of all of those hats.  However, in some situations, it is very difficult from one perspective to accurately wear all of the hats.

For example, I do computer troubleshooting as side work sometimes.  The topic of disscussion among my peers often comes to how much to charge for a certain job.  As a technician (and especially as one who has been doing it for 23 years now) some jobs are relatively quick and easy for me - therefore, being fair, I shouldn&#039;t charge a lot for the job.  But as a manager and entrepeneur I see that the going rate for similar repairs is higher than what I would feel comfortable charging.  In this situation, splitting the hats among different people would be very helpful.  Getting three different life perspectives would make a more successful venture here.

Thought provoking post!  Thanks again John!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting.  That makes a good point.  Also as a technician who has delved into business many times, I&#8217;ve felt the influence of all of those hats.  However, in some situations, it is very difficult from one perspective to accurately wear all of the hats.</p>
<p>For example, I do computer troubleshooting as side work sometimes.  The topic of disscussion among my peers often comes to how much to charge for a certain job.  As a technician (and especially as one who has been doing it for 23 years now) some jobs are relatively quick and easy for me &#8211; therefore, being fair, I shouldn&#8217;t charge a lot for the job.  But as a manager and entrepeneur I see that the going rate for similar repairs is higher than what I would feel comfortable charging.  In this situation, splitting the hats among different people would be very helpful.  Getting three different life perspectives would make a more successful venture here.</p>
<p>Thought provoking post!  Thanks again John!</p>
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