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1. Be your own boss. 2. Do something you enjoy. 3. Be creative. 4. Freedom to set you own schedule 5. Job security 6. More money 7. Recognition in the community

1. Work long hours 2. Uncertain income 3. Full responsibility 4. Risk one’s investment

1. Persistent 2. Creative 3. Responsible 4. Inquisitive 5. Goal-oriented 6. Independent

7. Self-demanding (high expectations) 8. Self-confident 9. Risk-taking 10. Restless 11. Action-oriented 12. Enthusiastic

1. Communication 2. Math 3. Problem-solving 4. Technology/computer 5. Decision-making

6. Organizing/Planning 7. Teamwork 8. Social skills 9. Adaptability 10. Basic business