Ronnie Daniels liked his job as a full-time driver for a septic service in suburban New York City. But after about eight years, he got the entrepreneurial itch. “It was easy to shut off the truck every night and just go home, but I wanted to do more … to run a business the way I thought it should be run,” he says.For Daniels, 38, that meant a septic tank pumping business that emphasizes personal service. After mulling the idea for a couple of years and having the support of his wife, Iris, he made the final decision to strike
