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antoniosolo · 29th June 2009

But at $80/hr it takes 65 hours or so to cover a $5,000 which isn't that huge a price tag for the best of the best. 6,240 hours in a year so it took 1% of the gross to cover that one piece. If you budget $50,000 per year, that could be up to 10% of your gross with one room. Then you add rooms hoping to multiply your earnings. All businesses find a good model that runs best, I only ask should that room be replete or miniscule as possible to maximize profit? Can Slutting really be only a distraction? Could those thousands be a labor of love funded by other lines of work, as am I?

29th June 2009	#4
antoniosolo Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2008 Location: New England..4 now Posts: 1,314 Thread Starter	Slutting But at $80/hr it takes 65 hours or so to cover a $5,000 which isn't that huge a price tag for the best of the best. 6,240 hours in a year so it took 1% of the gross to cover that one piece. If you budget $50,000 per year, that could be up to 10% of your gross with one room. Then you add rooms hoping to multiply your earnings. All businesses find a good model that runs best, I only ask should that room be replete or miniscule as possible to maximize profit? Can Slutting really be only a distraction? Could those thousands be a labor of love funded by other lines of work, as am I? __________________ www.westcoaststudiogear.webs.com "Beauty is in the ears of the beholder"