/biz/ I need some advice. I want to start a business. Specifically

>>3374431
My girlfriend offered to get a full time job making only $12.50 an hour. Basically, we will be living in low-end poverty while she does this. The switch is, I take care of the kids and try and start my business. I’d be spending some of my last bit of money on the startup but this way I’d be able to focus all my attention on that, rather than working 45+ hours a week only to come home and work another 20+. I don’t necessarily like this, because 1: I hate taking care of the kids. My girlfriend raised them to be so fucking needy my 10 year old can’t even make himself oatmeal in the morning. 2: we would be living in hardcore poverty which I haven’t done in 20 years. And 3: my girlfriend is very irresponsible with money. I’m concerned she will fuck it all up and I’ll still have to pay for bills, while running a work-from home start up, while not having a steady paycheck, while having to hopefully get my kids to become young men instead of little whiny bitches.

That being said, I AM a good father, it is just that specific issue that is really going to drive me nuts and I know it. But I think once I beat them a few times, it will start to sink in they need to start being more self dependent and things will be a bit easier. But that still leaves my girl as a potential risk while I try and start a business up that I have no idea if it will be successful or not.

>no, I’ve never owned a business
>yes, my business plan is done, extensive, and theoretically, I could make money, assuming I have customers (of course, that’s a given)
>I am poised to set it all up and would have a very short learning curve
>the company has several goals to be met for growth
>I don’t know how to run the business after “goal 3” which would require some kind of outside help to help me manage certain aspects of growth
What would you do in my shoes?
>inb4 trollololol responses
looking for legit assessments of the situation

>>3374431

mirror in that position would probably work really well once you got used to it

>>3374454
>mirror
You mean, once I got used to watching the kids and having my girl do the bills?

>>3374431
Is your target market the marijuana industry?

>>3374431
the problem OP is that too many people went to work for megacorps instead of starting their own thing, because boomers literally didnt give a fuck about the generation to come, and lazily extrapolated 5 years of post war boom into infiniti for the future. So now you have boomers who taught their children get a degree and go work for nice megacorp. While megacorp CEO, took 500x to 2000x the return on profits for himself where he used to take only 60x and give the rest to his workers some 30 to 40 years ago.