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Starting Your Own Restaurant
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With over 25 years in the hospitality industry, author Arlene Weslowsky shares these tips for success.
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During years of working in other people"s restaurants, you"ve often thought "I could do a better job at running one". Quite possibly, if you have industry experience and some solid ideas, you could. However, there are some important points to think about before venturing out and committing yourself to this undertaking. The following information can help you plan for success, rather than become a business statistic.

 The first thing you need to do is sit down with your family and have an honest discussion about how much time you can devote to your restaurant. Having your own won"t be like working for someone else. You will no longer have the luxury of set shifts and guaranteed days off. Having the support and understanding of your family will make an enormous difference.
Develop a business plan. Most businesses that fail don"t have one. You need to project your anticipated earnings (based on local demographics, as well as history if you"re buying an existing business).

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