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I want to move across country to Washington state.

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I want to make a salon/spa foe the physically and mentally disabled to help them relax. I was inspired by my dad who has Parkinson's.

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Pros

You will be:
* Making your own rules
* Following your own dreams
* Employing stylists according to your vision
* Building up your own clients
* Making use of your own innovative ideas and talents
* Taking home all the profits
* Able to expand, relocate, re-arrange, decorate, customize according to your wish
* Able fix your own price and introduce special offers
* Selecting and using your own quality/favorite products and equipment
* Building your own reputation, name, brand and image
* Able to take time off or work in your own hours
* Able to negotiate deals with cosmetic companies and products

Plus:
* Able to have unlimited access to your own salon services

Cons

You will be:
* Handling insurance, taxes, administration, licenses, etc.
* Responsible for everything that happens
* Overwhelmed, stressed and tired

If you are persistent, hardworking, talented, and pleasing, sooner or later customers would be flocking your salon. Initially, you could test the waters by becoming a freelance cosmetologist/stylist; marketing yourself to see whether this is what you really want to do.

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Pros and Cons of Owning Your Own Beauty Salon

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You will be: * Making your own rules * Following your own dreams * Employing stylists according to your vision * Building up your own clients * Making use of your own innovative ideas and talents * Taking home all the profits * Able to expand, relocate, re-arrange, decorate, customize

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I love pugs and have always wanted to raise a dog myself

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Before you make any important decision in your life, you should always do some research beforehand. Adding a new dog to your household is not a small decision. You're taking on the responsibility of owning and caring for another living being. Unfortunately a lot of people forget this and end up getting a dog without knowing what they are getting themselves into.

Do your research on the breed

Different dog breeds need different things. For example, larger dogs need more exercise while smaller dogs can't handle as much activity. So before you pick a dog breed, write down a list of what you want out of a dog.

Start by asking yourself these type of questions:

Do I want a large or small dog?

Do I want an active and energetic dog?

Do I want a dog that will just sit on my lap all day and watch TV with me?

Is the particular breed good with kids?

How much grooming is required for this type of dog?

Another thing you need to factor in your decision making is whether or not you can afford the dog. Food is not the only expense you will spending. Consider the cost of veterinary expenses, chew toys, food, grooming products, taxes and fees, unexpected health problems. If you own your own home, some home insurance companies add a fee for larger breeds. Can you actually afford to own a dog?

Once you figure out the breed and are sure that you can afford the dog, take inconsideration the responsibilities that come with owning a dog. Are you prepared for the housetraining, behavior training, grooming, etc? Pugs are not the easiest breed to take care of. Do you have the time to provide the Pug with everything he needs to be a healthy and happy dog?

To help you out on making the decision on whether a Pug is the right breed for you and your family, check out these articles

So to sum up here are the questions you need to ask yourself before you decide if getting a Pug is a good idea for you:

Is the Pug breed right for you?

Can you afford the dog?

Are you ready for the responsibilities that come with owning a dog?

Once you have answers to these questions, you're ready to bring home a puppy. Now before you rush off to the pet store, be warned that pet stores are the last place you want to get a puppy from. Instead you should look into adopting or finding a reputable breeder.

Decide if you want to adopt a Pug or purchase one

Alright, so you're finally ready. You did your research and found out exactly what it takes to own a Pug so now it's time to decide where you will look for your new buddy. There are cons and pros to both, but it really just comes down to what you look for.

Rescuing a Pug

The most obvious benefit is that you won't be spending hundreds of dollars on purchasing a puppy. Most rescues shelters only charge a small fee to cover the vaccination and if you're rescuing from a dog owner, then often times you can get the dog for free.

Not only do you end up saving yourself a lot of money but you also end up saving a dog that's in need of a new home. A lot of the dogs that are given up rescue shelters come from owners that love their dogs but for whatever reason (money problems, moving, not enough time) can't keep their dogs anymore. The good news is that many of them already have been housetrained.

Don't assume that there is something wrong with the dogs that are given up for rescue. People that work there make sure that the dogs are mentally and physically ready for a new home. They care about those dogs and will go out of their way to find a good match for them.
Benefits of adopting

Costs a lot less

Most dogs have had some sort of training

You get to see the exact personality type of the adult Pugs

You are proving a home for a dog that needs one

Purchasing from a breeder

If you still want to purchase a puppy from a breeder then you will have to do a bit more research. There are lot of people that breed healthy dogs and do it because they love their dogs. Those are the breeders you need to look for.

Many times they will have a waiting list, which is both good and bad. It's good because you know there is a demand for their puppies and they don't overbreed their dogs just to make more money, but at the same time it could mean that you might have to wait a few months before you can get one of their puppies.
Bad breeders and puppy mills
Do your research when picking out a dog breeder. Some are not who they claim they are and are breeding their dogs just for profit. They don't care about the wellbeing of their dogs and will do whatever it takes to save some money for a bigger profit. Many times the dogs live in horrible conditions and suffer from abuse. The puppies you get from these places are usually far from healthy. Many people don't realize this and get fooled by the pretty looking pictures on their websites.

Spend some time talking to the breeder to learn more about how they breed their dogs. A reputable breeder would want to learn about you as well to make sure that their puppies are going to a safe home. Puppy mills don't care what ends up to their dogs as long as they get paid and will sell their dogs to anyone without asking any questions. If they seem to have puppies available all year long, and they breed multiple popular dog breeds then most likely it's a puppy mill.

Where to look for a Pug

By now you should be fully prepared to find the Pug of your dreams. Here are some places on where you can start looking for that dog that you always wanted.

Newspaper - I'm not sure how many people read newspapers these days anymore, but it could be worth a look at the classified ads to find a local dog breeder.

Online - Lots of breeders and rescues have their own websites now. You can also check out classifieds like craigslist, dog forums and pug clubs to find breeders.

Pet store bulletin boards - Works pretty much just like a newspaper except most pet stores allow their customers to post there for free. This is a great spot to find dogs that are given up by owners that can't keep their dogs anymore.

Dog Clubs - if there is a Pug club near you, don't hesitate to give them a call. Chances are they won't have a Pug puppy available themselves, but they might recommend a breeder to you.

NEXT: If you own a Pug, you NEED to know this!

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Before you make any important decision in your life, you should always do some research beforehand. Adding a new dog to your household is not a small decision. You're taking on the responsibility of owning and caring for another living being.

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I hope to marry my current man in my life. He's cool.

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Are you getting married, or plan to get married in the future? If yes, what are some of the questions you should ask yourself before saying "I Do?" Marriage is a life-long adventure which can be great, or not so great, so spending a great amount of time preparing yourself is a must. It could even be disastrous. You probably might have witnessed a nasty divorce before. Therefore, before you decide to tie the knot with the ONE you have been dreaming about spending the rest of your life with, ponder over the 14 questions below.

1. Are you emotionally as well as physically attracted to your partner?

Deciding to marry someone should never be solely based on their physical appearance. But because of all the beautiful people we see, and communicate with everyday, you should make sure you are physically attracted to your partner. If not, you would end up being unhappy with your spouse's physical appearance, which could lead to other problems.

2. Are you ready to commit to spending the rest of your life with your partner?

Committing to spending the rest of your life with someone is not an easy decision. And you should make sure you are ready for this life-long commitment. Over the course of your married life, you will both grow old. You and your spouse will change in many ways. You want to be able to spend the rest of your live and grow together with this person. Being committed to each other will help you thrive as a married couple, and also become a better person.

3. When you argue or disagree with your partner what happens?

Does it always have to be your way? Fights, and arguments are bound to happen after you get married. You have to be able to compromise, and agree on various issues. And being able to understand it does not have to be your way all the time but OUR way will go a long way in ensuring you have a great marriage.

4. Would you be faithful, and trustworthy?

This question ties in with being ready to spend the rest of your life with the person you marry. If you cannot be faithful with your partner, do not bother about getting married. The future does not look bright for your marriage.

5. Do you share the same beliefs?

Sharing the same belief system is an integral component of most successful marriages. By sharing the same beliefs you will have another way to connect, grow, and help each other. And when your kids (if you have have kids) get older, it makes it easier to teach them what your beliefs are without having much conflict.

6. Are you the person he/she has been looking for, and wants to marry?

If you do not the standards he/she has for a future spouse, its time to ponder about your decision again. Remember, marriage is not easy, therefore marry someone who has been looking for someone with your personality and character traits.You don't want someone trying to change you, or vie versa.

7. Do you share similar long term, lifestyle, family, marriage, and life goals?

Imagine marrying someone who likes to travel 6 months out of the year, whereas you HATE to travel. Would you be able to live a happy, and enjoyable life together? What if you hate the cold, and he/she loves it? Do you even know what you want in life, for a career, family, etc? By marrying someone, you are agreeing to help them have a fulfilling life, and should be interested in things they like. You will certainly have some differences but let your differences compliment each other.

8. Do you both want to have kids?

If you want to have kids someday, and your partner does not want to have any kids, you both have to sit down and discuss whether moving forward with your marriage plans the best thing for both of you.

9. If this person was incapacitated would you want to spend the rest of my life with him/her?

This question is not one we all look forward to answering. But life is unpredictable. You could be walking with both legs today, but be without your legs tomorrow from a car accident. Can you support, and be there forever with your future spouse if something like this happens?

10. Are you ready to put this persons needs above your wants?

In marriage, you both have to give and take, especially during the first few years of your marriage. You will go through some adjustments that will require putting your spouses needs above your wants. Are you ready for that? Yes, you might have to stop buying your dream car or house, just so you can put the money towards helping your spouse finish their college education. You will have to make some sacrifices.

11. Would you be a great team member?

It takes two to tango, especially in marriage. You will not be alone anymore when it comes to making decisions for your house, family, marriage, and life. If you do not work well together, or hate working together, don't bother getting married. There will be A LOT of things you will have to both work on together everyday; not just once a week or month, marriage is all about teamwork. And if you do not make a great team member, guess what, you will not make progress in your marriage, and your life.

12. Are you proud of your partner?

When your partner achieves an accomplishment, makes progress on a goal, or fails utterly from undertaking a goal, you should be proud of them. When he/she is around your friends and family, you should be proud to talk about them.

13. Are you ready to accept your partner's family, and support them if need be?

You are not just marrying your partner, you are marrying his/her family too. There will be many occasions like birthdays, weddings, holidays, etc that you will have to be present, and take part in. Sometimes, you will have to contribute financially as a couple.

14. Do you want to share your finances together or have separate accounts?

Money problems is one of the well known reasons why married couples get divorced. Therefore ensure you are on the same page when it comes to your finances. What if after going through these questions, get married, and your marriage ends in a divorce? Life is unpredictable, therefore use these questions as a guide when deciding to get married.

These questions will help you make a good decision, and not rush into getting married. After getting, married, you and your spouse must continually work hard to improve yourself and live the marriage you both dreamed about before saying "I Do." If you are not ready to commit, be selfless, learn, and work hard to make your marriage a healthy, happy, and lasting one, marriage might not be for you!

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14 Questions Everyone Should Be Able To Answer Before Getting Married

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Are you getting married, or plan to get married in the future? If yes, what are some of the questions you should ask yourself before saying "I Do?" Marriage is a life-long adventure which can be great, or not so great, so spending a great amount of time preparing yourself is a must.

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I can't wait to work in a salon.

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In this video I answer these questions about working in a salon: 1. What's the difference between men's and women's salons? 2. What's it like to work with clients and other hairstylists? 3. Should I work in a commission salon, hourly, or rental? 4. What are some of the job hazards?

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I C A N N O T wait to graduate, I'm so excited and very hopeful for the future.

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My best-friend and i have been saving since august and we finally found a fairly priced apartment that we love!

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Grand Canyon University (Phoenix, AZ) offers affordable, accredited campus or online degrees. Learn more about tuition, scholarships, academic calendar + more!

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This school is just to help me afford GCU... https://www.phoenixcollege.edu/

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