Trails and tribulations are common in the start up of all business.
No surprise for mine too.
I believe all have heard of this saying"CLOSE friends can never do business together"
Well i have to reply" hell yeah,its true!'
At least for my case.
Ultimately,thats cause me and my friends treasure the friendship more then anything.
The last thing we wanted is to sacrifice years of friendship over disputes in a business.
I thank my blessings for this.
"It' started out with a partnership of 4.
But after several discussions,small little arguments and conflict of views.
Of course,not forgetting fun and laughter too.
It takes only a short moment for us to realise.
Getting into a partnership is not as easy as ABC and 1,2,3.
Getting like-minded people to collaborate together who share the same views and goals is like: finding one pink
M&ms chocolate buried among millions of colourful ones.
Its not easy but yet its not impossible also.
I whipped this from the net.
which i find it pretty enlightening:
Though you may have known them a long time – as a work colleague, a friend, or even a spouse – could you work well together in a business? Do your skills and experience complement each other? Can you all put in the same amount of time and effort, or do you also have other, external, commitments? What are your financial circumstances? Do your temperaments match or complement each other or could clashes emerge? In many ways, a partnership is like a marriage and requires as much thought and commitment.
And so.
My rocky mudpie road started out with a big bang alongside one more partner.
Trust me.Our adventure didn't just stop at here.
Keep reading on.
www.woktowalk.blogspot.com
Yours truly shall end the post with the usual food recommendation.
If you ever visited london,you must or you should already have tried it.
THE LEGENDARY DUCK RICE.
Its cripsy on the outside and juicy on the inside.
The meat is firm with the right amount of fats.
Like what my friend from London explained:
"The weather in london is much colder then in singapore,thus the ducks are firmer with a layer of fats to keep them warm."
I do not know how true is that statement but i have to agree our local ducks seems to be a little malnourished after trying thiers.
Try it!
Its located at bayswater.London.
Click on this link for directions:
http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/four-seasons-london
Til then,
Ending off the post with a snapshot of Michelle and me in LONDON.
London's calling...Are you there yet?
-Dawn L