Pros and Cons of nightclub ownership
Hey guys, today I decided I was going to do an article on one of my most frequently asked questions.. "what were the best parts of owning a nightclub?" And "did you have anything you didn't care for?" Here's the truth guys. Owning a business has a bunch of highs and a bunch of lows. I don't care who you are, you will experience anger, frustration, stress, and sadness when owning a business. It's the way you deal with it, that determines your ability to lead. So here's my list guys Pros - let's be real, if you love music. You're surrounded by it constantly. It's addicting - you meet people from all over the country, celebrities, athletes, even politicians (but we won't discuss that 😂) - ability to learn new things based on the crowd we were throwing party's for - constant access to a freakin nightclub - the loudest karaoke 🎤 - the money - the power in the city and being known as " the owner of the nightclub in downtown" Cons - accounting . This will happen with any business. It becomes stressful, but stay organized and you will always be okay. - crowd control. You learn VERY quickly the type of music and lighting you need to maintain a variety of crowds - fights . Have good security. The guys that cost more to pay each night, are worth every penny. Always remember, if someone runs in with a gun, the guy you pay well will always protect you . - constant alcohol problems . Look I don't care who you are. You can ID everyone. The truth is, you are still going to have minors getting drinks. It's a scary thing to deal with considering you could lose your liquor license and become more vulnerable to a lawsuit if something were to happen to that intoxicated driver - drugs . Once again PAY SECURITY WELL! They need to stop drugs at the door! - politics . You deal with ridiculous amounts of politics. Get used to it. - disagreements with business partners. It happens. Stay professional and stay profitable. You don't want the owners feuding. The list could go on for days. Always ups and downs but at the end of the day, stay smart, approach every situation with an open mind, and do what makes YOU and your company the most profitable.













