<prompt> Human: I recently graduated from college with my Bachelors and I am now looking for an actual job something I will do for the rest of my life.During college, I ran my own personal car detailing business and it is doing alright. It got me through college and gives me enough money to spend to go out and stuff like that.Because of this, I have a big gap in my resume where I didnt work for 4 years. ive been doing this business for four yearsI have two questions now:1. is it appropriate for the person interviewing me to ask me what my yearly revenueincome was for the business?2. how do I address this gap in my resume? Is it seen as negative that I had my own business? would interviewers think worse of me since my business presumably failed since Im now looking for a job?i never intended for this detailing business to be something I want to do for a long time, I just did it for side money to get through college. I only made about 25k USD per year. Would interviewers think this is low and make it a negative?  <response>: Your business is a plus, not a negative.You need to make it a plus. If you pitch it right, it will be a big plus, and employers will love it.I would present it as: I started a business part time to help pay for my education, but also to gain experience in entrepreneurship, sales, marketing and management.The business grew 4x over the 3 years I ran it. In fact, it has been growing so well, and been so successful that I have even thought about continuing to build it rather than seek a career in the field i aspire to.Ive worked it up to the point where it makes me 25k dollars a year working at it part time. I think if I focused on it full time for a year or two, it could make me 70k? 90k? 100k?, what ever is the right number for the job you are shooting for.Here are all the things Ive learned running my own business which I think might make me valuable to your business...Tell the story. Sell the story. Tell them about the challenges, the drama, the traumas and the triumphs.Almost no one else will have such a great story. You will ace interviews hands down if you just make this business experience exciting and relevant.This is a great plus. Stop thinking of it as a negative.Good luck. 