/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51114496
I really do wonder how people that didn't buy, thinking the floor would get removed, will react when the wall diminishes over time and price starts moving upwards rapidly.

>>49609986
>>can't afford to pay out FLUX rewards
Flux just isn't printing money anymore and cm operates at net 0 I guess whatever It's called
>>volumes going down week by week
Volumes used to be less than your net worth and cm still survived
>>have to do fundraise after fundraise
They get funding after funding even in a bear market, dare I say bullish.
>>somehow doing well financially
Yep

Hi /biz/

I run my own company. I'm a freelance graphic designer, I do lots of branding and identity for businesses as well as promotional material and what not. I have a sole proprietorship set up and make my own income through that. My goal is really to expand, get an office, hire an account manager and jr. designer so I can focus more of my time on the part of the job that I love the most, the creativity.

I'm just wondering, what's the best way to go about doing this? Keep scrimping my money away until I have enough to hire someone on? Do I apply for a loan? I'm in Canada by the way. It just seems like I need some startup money to take the business from the level it's at now (home office, single employee handling everything) to where I want it to be. I don't even know if I'm being clear with what I'm asking here but any advice on how to take my business to the next level would be appreciated. Is applying for a bank loan the best way to go? How do I determine my own salary vs what goes into the "company's wallet"? Any resources that you know of for me to look at and gauge eventual employees salaries? I'm kind of in the dark here for most of this stuff.

Pic unrelated.