I registered my business name and received an ABN to start trading as a business back at the end of January and I created a Facebook page. It's a slow process and i'm just getting started, but I've had a couple of clients (that aren't friends or family) call me for family photoshoots, and thye've been really happy with the service and photos :) I want to be a successful wedding photographer in the future.

 Feels liberating seeing the ideas that were visualized coming to life! :) 

I am pretty happy that everything is now in place and This Life List is officially registered as a business in Australia. My blog will be a revenue stream to finance my pursuit of completing my Life List.

Check it out at thislifelist.com

The website is not only about my bucket list experiences but it will be a resource for anyone interested in getting inspired, needing some advice, getting information on ways to finance their own bucket list goals or if you just want to have a good read.

 I'm 13 and I currently do not own a business. I started Pawz for Clawz when I was 10 with my next door neighbor. We kept it going until a few months ago when I handed the business to my 10 year old brother. (Ironic, I know right) He's been keeping it going now for the past couple of months. Over the years my brother and I have had about 10 clients combined. (It was too much pressure to have more than 5 at a time). Soon, I will be starting up a Babysitting Business which I have a name set for. My parents might be opening up a batting cage, so I would say we have business in our bones.

I purchased a Pet grooming shop in St. Petersburg, Florida when I was 23 years old.  Since then I've also opened a health food store for dogs and cats.  The two businesses complimented one another quite well.  I have sold both those businesses and 6 years ago started what is now a very successful mobile grooming business in the mountains of North Georgia.  I'd say my biggest challenge was ignoring the fearful thoughts of the businesses not succeeding.

Owned a little electronic cigarette store in FL 2013

Had to close it down at the end of 2014

Opened in 2014  ICEFISHINGWARRIORS.com

My family had a restaurant. It is always hard work, but specially when you have (small) kids. 

 Beautiful place to stay in Tatry mountains. 

Top Shop 

Was a co-founder of a tech start-up, sadly I just had to dissolve my company. Big learning experience!

Soon with God on my side I will build an empire 

I don't think its impressive as everyone tries to make it seem. Probably because it wasn't entirely mine but I pretended it was anyway. 

I've learned so much and although what I've learnt were valueable lessons, it doesn't make the experience any less bitter. 

I've learned that:  ...no matter how much you love someone, you do not want to work with him.  ...no matter how good you think yourself, there's a person in the corner of every turn you make to tell you otherwise. ...mother's know best. Even when they actually don't. But you won't say that to her because then you would upset her which later on makes you upset so you end up apologizing anyway.  ...Managing people isn't as easy as managing time. If you fail either one of the two, you fail epically. 

 Craftsman Court Ceramics.

Started my own travel agency 16 years ago, hard work, challenging 

Started my business in 2012. Still going strong today.

Been a freelance designer for 15 years, if that counts ... one woman shop, all virtual, but it's still a business :). 

www.thinlinedesign.com

 I work for Forever Living Products which is a huge business that makes facial products and body products out of Aloe Vera. They also do make up and is a lot better that Avon, Younique and Mac