Please nairalanders I need your candid advice, am a graduate of unilorin completed nysc last year cutting the long story short am starting up a shawama and bbq spot in ilorin have gotten space, mounted my kiosk and all few weeks before I got money to finally set my place up I got this job making shawama and managing a spot for each shawama I sell I get 15% of the money that's 150 per shawama if I sell 10 a day that's about 1500 per day and at the end of the month I get 15k though market has been quite dull here cos students are on holidays have spent about a month but they are about resuming now and am thinking of quitting to start up my own spot that's already setup.
I don't know if am making the right choice cos I don't know how market would be in my place meanwhile students are about resuming here where I am presently, regardless of how much shawama I sell daily I still get paid at the end of the month though it's small but at all at all na something. If I sell 5 shawama daily that's 750 times 30 days that's about 23k plus 15k that's 38k a month I could sell more I could sell less, if I open my spot which is very far from where I work presently, I'd sell different things (chicken & fish bbq, grilled gizzard, shwama and all infact anything grilling)but not sure of how the markets gonna be. That's the picture of my kiosk waiting tobe used. Pls am confused

Been ur own boss is d best but rome is not built in a day. on ur biz, u have ur time and talent for urself & not using it for others.
Note: there is challenges but wit patient & prayer, prosperity is the result

theres no format in doing that, and you will be happy you did.

austin2all:
theres no format in doing that, and you will be happy you did.

In doing what exactly?

fqudus:

In doing what exactly?

in leaving your current job

Look for a good location and take the risk. There is a man selling fried chips and grilled chicken close to my office (LAGOS), we practically queue to buy few pieces of chicken and chips for N1,000.00 per pack. If you do not build your dream, you will be helping some other people build theirs. Take the risk my brother.