BANGALORE: Have you read all the clauses of your offer letter? It says, you cannot work in two organizations at the same time. So, that means you have no other earning option other than the monthly salary you get. Well, this idea can now stand wrong as a business and a job can always be executed at the same time, hand in hand.

While your job will earn your bread and butter, the business might just be an outcome of your childhood dream. And out of both, you end up making money in a good amount.

We have five tips for you to maintain the balance between your entrepreneurship and employment, as Entrepreneur.com reports:

Consider your job in the right light

Just because you are about to set to sail a business, do not under estimate your job. Remember, the investment in the business came out of the regular cheque you receive from office. Also, the future of any business cannot be predicted until enough time passes by. So put in all your best efforts in both the job and business at least at the initial stage.

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