Re: Startup costs of my own practice are not the problem, bu

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Everyone here has a different story, so you are not going to
get a consensus.

My story, is that solo practice was a disaster and I regret
going solo. I regret it so much, that I can't explain how
much I regret it without becoming bitter and melodramatic.
I'm a man who had cried tears, and I've put a gun to my head.
Thats one reality of solo practice.

Others have had good experiences. And will tell you that its
just a matter of making the commitment. I remember going to a
seminar where they were showcasing a solo who managed to find
an Erisa Loophole and the payoff was 1/3 of an $80 million
damage reward. Thats another reality of solo practice.

I'm sure the truth is somewhere in between.

Being a successful solo comes down to a mix of hardwork,
luck, business skills, marketing skills, people skills, and
the ever important location, location, location. Sometimes
its just a matter of being in the right place at the right
time.

So what do you want people to tell you, Mr. Jackson? Best
case senario. Worst case senario. Statistical average.
Something else? Do you want a cheerleader? Do you want
someone to grab you before you take the leap? Take your
pick.