8. The person in business, whatever he is doing and getting, he is satisfied with that while the person in the job However much he gets, he still feels. That he is not getting it according to his hard work and efforts.
9. The people doing their business are not forced to follow the rules made by someone else in that company, rather they set their own rules. While the job requires the person to strictly follow the rules made by the company and the employer.
10. An entrepreneur is also employing others by doing his business while the person doing the job can fill his family Is nurturing.
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I like to motivate and give advice to others. I want that everyone should be successful in their career with their skills and passion...
Whether you are choosing job or business just choose by your interest. Because in long term your passion and interest will help you.
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