Plus you choose the overall direction of your business, which means you’re more likely to be happy with the work in the first place!
Even if your day-to-day work life has some aspects you don’t enjoy, as the boss you can outsource the chores which make you cringe and focus on the tasks that make you happy. You can pick and choose the work that you like and focus on what makes you smile. When you’re your own boss, you have a unique chance to shape your days the way you want to. Life is what you make it, so why not make each aspect of your life as positive as you possibly can? If you don’t enjoy what you’re doing during your office hours, that’s going to seep over into your home life and take a toll. Of course, taking on the responsibilities of running a business is scary – what happens if you fail? If you’re thinking of starting your own business, the perks of being your own boss may just convince you that it’s worth the risk. You could run things the way you want and not take orders. For the sake of parity with the Toyota, our test truck is powered by the top dog, the 420-hp 6.2-liter V-8.Even if you love your job, probably think about being your own boss sometimes. Chevy offers the Trail Boss with the full range of Silverado engines (a diesel I-6, gas four-cylinder, or two V-8s). Instead, the Trail Boss's rear diff locks automatically once there's a 100-rpm (about 3-mph) difference between the left and right wheels. It's also the only truck here without a driver-selectable locking rear differential. The other competitors have driving modes tailored to different types of terrain, but the Trail Boss is so confident in its ability to manage anything, it has just two settings: Normal and Off-Road. Finished in basic black inside and out, it has no sunroof, and due to the chip shortage that won't quit, the heated seat buttons in our test truck are purely decorative until Chevy retrofits the missing part. The cheapest entrant, the $69,525 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT Trail Boss, slides in about $4,500 under the Toyota and feels like a stripper by comparison.
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