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[Steve Bullman]

welcome toddster

[Steve Bullman]

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[Steve Bullman]

welcome jonnie t

[detritus21]

I am indeed a bit fed up with physio for some reason I thought it would be a good thing at the time but its all paper work and not much else. My parents were very surprised when I said I was going to be a physio they always thought I would work outside guess who was right . My biggest problem will be the old cashflow to get myself up and running with the rest of my certificates and equipment but I'll work me way through eventually I hope.

[Steve Bullman]

are you planning on going it alone from the start?

[Steve Bullman]

welcome to the forums simon

[detritus21]

I'd really like to work for or with someone to start with to gain more experience I don't really want to get into the situation where I'm going to jobs and turning them down because I don't feel confident to do them its always good to have other peoples experience. But my ultimate aim is to be my own boss. My only problem round here is it is difficult to tell the reputable from the cowboys

[Steve Bullman]

why dont you start out as self employed, doing a day here and there for each company till you decide where you want to be? from a business perspective its always nice to have someone you can call on for a day here and there for that extra large job.

[Steve Bullman]

welcome tony

[detritus21]

I'd not thought of it in that way. When I get myself sorted with the legal aspect that would a good option I suppose I'd have to pimp myself to companies at that point. Whats good is my wife seems well behind me on it all so all should be good. Ideally I want to be up and running even just doing weekend work as soon as.