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I have also been spending these early days of 2007 working, not only in my business, but on my business. – what is the difference in the meaning between on my business and in my business?
Thanks in advance
Petr
"in my business" = doing the daily work of my business, seeing that my customers needs are being met and that things are running as smoothly as possible
"on my business" = trying to grow my business, trying to making my business more effective and efficient
in/on my business? 
Re: in/on my business? 
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