If, at any time in your life, you were self-employed, or started a business and that business is no more, we want the American public to hear your story. Tell us how you came to start your business, how you worked to develop and build the business, how many you employed and why you are no longer the factory owner. If you sold the business, let us know that, if you were removed by a board or shareholders, let us know that. If your business did not survive for some reason, we’d like to know that too.
Most of all, if you are going to start a new business, or are running a new business, we’d really like to know that too.
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Mike Broomhead
Hi There Robert,
Interesting Thoughts, I have to write to someone as if I’m a factory owner and I don’t know what to write about. It says write about your day, hopes and dreams. Can someone give me some things to write about. I get that factory owners were probably scummy people who only care about making money, that’s why they didn’t care if their 6 year old workers got killed by machines. But how would I write about that?
Cheers
Clearly, you are not a factory owner and never have been, so why you would feel compelled to write anything is a little hard to understand, except that it just looks like you are looking for a link back to your SEO business.
I’m willing to post this for you, maybe you’ll get some business. But more importantly your comment serves as a perfect example of the kind of ignorant, hateful rhetoric hard working people have to put up with every day. Perhaps after a while you’ll be able to come back to this site and read about real factory owners. People who work hard, take care of their families themselves and provide more for the betterment of society than some, possibly even including yourself.
Oh, and by the way, I am using the term “factory owner” to define anyone who has started, built a business and, in some cases, employed people.