Jayleen, a talented photography student, started her own photography business. She planned to solicit jobs from large corporations, which need headshots and other pictures for their annual reports and websites. Although filling a unique niche, Jayleen needed the security that the business would thrive and that she would earn enough to support herself and her family. She also hoped she would spend less time each day calling on potential clients and more time doing the actual shoots. As her small business consultant, which suggestion would you have for Jayleen?

Multiple Choice

Jayleen should take the risk necessary to develop a small business, as it seems to meet her time, commitment and financial needs.

In the beginning, it's doubtful that Jayleen will realize ease of entry, security, and good profits. She needs to make plans in the event that one or more of these does not materialize quickly.

Photographers can take pictures of a multitude of things. It's probably not good strategy to limit her business to only photographing the needs of large corporations.

Jayleen should definitely make time for herself each day so that she does not experience burnout. If she plans well, leaping into her own business will provide her with several hours of unstructured time each day where she can perfect her craft even more.