WORK ON VS IN THE BUSINESS
WORK IN your business encompasses your daily roles, activities, and processes that would make your business sail smoothly. The manufacturing of your products, fulfilling job orders, maintaining outflow and inflow of money, and managing employees are considered examples of working in your business. Some parts of the entire daily process may sound so “routine” and begin to be boring such as marking requests. However, there are also events that would be fulfilling and fun such as being able to reach a daily quota. Whatever emotion or challenge these activities may bring to your desk, they are all vital parts of working in the business. However, on the other hand, when you talk about WORK ON your business, you tend to make that long range shot, aiming for a goal which may be quarterly, yearly, or even after 5 or 10 years from the beginning of a set goal. This is where brains are broken into pieces just to solve a puzzle of sorting the best strategies to make a business grow into one that p