Getting out

[Paint and Air Sportz]

Well i think im done with the current industry im in (paintball, retail) theirs just to many headaches and not enough profit for the amount of stress i go through. It gets to the point where i litterally get deppressed, because everything that can go wrong will....

So now im looking for a new type of venture, im looking for a type of business that i can grow and grow. And im trying to stay away from a online business also i have around $5000 working capital to invest right now...

Any good ideas?

[freedom.project]

If your into paintball, why not open up an arena for local players. Or, if their is already one in you area, then look into an airsoft arena. Just an idea.

[zoobie]

If your into paintball, why not open up an arena for local players. Or, if their is already one in you area, then look into an airsoft arena. Just an idea.

You'll most probably grow here. This is your interest so you'll give all your effort and knowledge for this type of business. Best of luck!

[ltressel]

Hi Paintball,

I am sorry to hear of your business' demise. Everyone has had their ups and downs. I can remember the days of pagers that went dinosaur as soon as cellphone got the better edge of the market. I had 3 great years but had to throw the towel. However, knowing that telecommunication was my expertise at the time, I simply went into the after market products for cellphones and made a killing on it before everyone had their hands on it today.

What I am trying to say is, if you step back and look into the box rather than being stuck inside the box, you might find something that's already there that you can still exploit in this area that you might not have thought of before.

Maybe a new product that can be develop for better gear? Maybe a better design of venue? Maybe forming an "elite" club that specializes on better training? I'm just spitting out things that are popping in my head.

Good luck to you and if there's a new venture up a head all the best.

LT

[Paint and Air Sportz]

Thanks for the advice guys, I ahve a business plan written for a indoor field that could expect profits of $300,000+ a year, the only problem is rasing arounbd $150,000 of start up capital but i may try my hand at fundraising again.