Speaker Three.
I've been in business for almost four years now, making corrugated packaging for mail-order companies. This wasn't an area of great expertise for me ... prior to starting up on my own. When I left college, I worked in developing chemical dyes. Then I inherited a bit of money-I was about to use it for a deposit on a house when I heard that a workshop unit in a nearby industrial park was becoming vacant, with very reasonably-priced corrugating machinery as part of the job lot. I did my homework and decided to go for it. I only needed to take on a couple of staff, but it was surprising how many mistakes I made when it came to things such as on-site noise containment and ventilation for us all. I eventually had to fork out on a specialist consultant to sort everything out.