#2 Tony R. owns his own beauty salon, Russo's, in a wealthy area of suburban Montreal. Before opening his own salon, Tony worked for another salon, owned by his boss, Brenda, a woman in her 50s. While at Brenda's, Tony built up his clientele to the point where he worked about 50 hours a week, and had been named manager by the time he left. Tony has a number of friends in the industry and before opening Russo's he spent a great deal of time talking with them about how they ran their own salons. a. Of the steps outlined in your book, which two has Tony taken to ensure his success as a small business owner? b. As an alternative to starting his own salon, what choice could Tony have made in going into business for himself?