A Vietnamese worker, fearing mid-career unemployment, chose to start their own company. This decision involved accepting a slower, step-by-step approach to building a business. Despite the risk, the individual prioritized independence over job security. However, initial financial results have been modest, with the entrepreneur earning only 4 million Vietnamese Dong (approximately $160 USD) in the first month. This highlights the financial realities facing new business owners. The story reflects a growing trend of Vietnamese workers seeking self-employment as a safeguard against age-related job market challenges. It underscores the immediate financial sacrifices often made in pursuit of long-term entrepreneurial goals.