Yes, I have a full time 12 hour a day NREMT-I job working on the ambulance. I also have a WMI teaching job at Michaels. AND last October we opened a cake shop along with being newly married a little over a month ago. My partners also have full time jobs. One is a computer aided designer and the other one is a chemical engineer for a papermill they are married to each other. So it can be done. It isn't easy, some nights we are a the shop really late and then again really early the next morning but we are holding our own. So far we haven't had to take out a loan from any bank. YEAH!!!!
I say if you have the means then go for it.
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I work fulltime and am trying to build a cake business - though for now out of my own home - it can be some very long nights every once in a while, but if I stick to my scheduling, it works pretty well.
I work full time at an insurance company and bake cakes from home.there are some long nights.
I work 37 hrs a week at a grocery store (decorating cakes). I am also doing cakes at home with the hopes of opening my own shop. The cakes I do at home are all word of mouth and usually consist of things we don't do at the store. I try to avoid any conflict of intereast. At least when I open my own shop, I will be used to working 7 days a week already.
Thanks, I am a bank teller. I work 40 hours or more a week and do a few cakes from home. I am in a state where I can't legaly do this from home I need a separate building. I would love to get one but I love my job and didn't know if it would be possible to do both. I think I might look into it some more. Thanks for the input. ![]()
Yes, I work as a home health physical therapist assistant and run about 30-40 visits per week. With drive time, that figures about 40 hours + a week.
I also rent a commercial in the evening for my licensed cake business. We start on Tuesday making cake related items and buckets of frosting. Wednesday, we start baking. Fridays and Saturday are marathon decorating days--depending on when it goes out.
By Saturday night, my hubby and I go out for dinner then I come home, do a little housework and crash on the couch by 11:30.
Oh and I will start teaching cake classes at a College here one night a week for 3 hours.
Crazy-nuts, I am!!!
I work a full time job and a wife/mother, Also I have the cake business out of my house, one day I do want my own store front bakery, but I try to make sure I keep a schedule so I don't get taken over by cakes. I get a hour lunch break at work so I can leave and I try to take care of my cake business phone calls and paperwork during that time. Some how it gets done. ![]()
I have a full time job as an xray tech, as well as one night a week on call. I am currently doing cakes out of my home, but am in the process of remodeling a building in town for my commercial kitchen for cakes and catering. For the next year or two, i plan to stick to doing orders for mostly weekends, like I do now. Then when I "retire" from my hospital job in a few years, I'll have built up my business.
But I'm like you, I wonder how difficult it will be to juggle it all.
Susan
I have a full time job as an xray tech, as well as one night a week on call. I am currently doing cakes out of my home, but am in the process of remodeling a building in town for my commercial kitchen for cakes and catering. For the next year or two, i plan to stick to doing orders for mostly weekends, like I do now. Then when I "retire" from my hospital job in a few years, I'll have built up my business.
But I'm like you, I wonder how difficult it will be to juggle it all.
Susan
I have a full time job as an xray tech, as well as one night a week on call. I am currently doing cakes out of my home, but am in the process of remodeling a building in town for my commercial kitchen for cakes and catering. For the next year or two, i plan to stick to doing orders for mostly weekends, like I do now. Then when I "retire" from my hospital job in a few years, I'll have built up my business.
But I'm like you, I wonder how difficult it will be to juggle it all.
Susan
I work a full time day job m-f. At night I run and teach at my dance studio, am working on getting an incubator kitchen going, and also getting my and my hubby's dance competition going, and of course own my cake business.
I work full-time, have a house full of kids - although they are getting bigger and the youngest is already five...and I do cookies and cakes at night and on the weekend....I want to expand and have a full-fledged business, but don't know how to juggle all of the above and stay sane - and functional... some nights if I am doing an order for a friend can mean staying up till 3 or 4 in the morning, which is a killer when I have to get up and go to work at a desk job for eight hours - Wow it is hard to stay awake! Unfortunately, financially, I can't see myself quiting my day job for several years yet.....but it is a dream....plus I need to know what and how I would set up a home-based full-fledged business?????
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