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ahmed0000 · Geregistreerd op: 03 Jan 2020 Berichten: 8

First, get a notebook or open a file on your computer, and answer these basic questions. We have a general idea of the skills and resources you now have, and where you might want to look for some education. There are no right or wrong answers here, but the answer that suits you is best.
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Will you keep your business today?
If so, how many hours does this leave reality each week for your business? And if not, how many months of living expenses can you cover?
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Do you understand all the risks of starting this business?
Will you pay the debt? Investing savings or pension funds? List all the risk factors you can think of. If you get stuck, try searching the Internet for 'Startup [type of business] risks.'

Is your family ready?
Sit with your family for an honest conversation. Do they understand the financial risks you are about to take? Are they ready to support you through efforts to get this work on the ground? Are there ways they would like to help manage the day's work day?
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Have you thought about funding sources?
Do you have an idea about the stadium how much funding your business idea might need? If not, that's fine - this will become more evident in future steps. But for now, let's say you'll need a fairly large amount of money to start running. Where can you go for these - bank loan or SBA? Investing from friends and family? External investors? Or, can you boot? Make a list of potential sources now, and we'll come back to that later.

What are the personal strengths that may be necessary to start your business?
What are the personal weaknesses or skill gaps that might make it difficult to start a business?

One great way to look at these questions is to do a SWOT analysis on yourself, focusing on your role as an entrepreneur in your field. 'SWOT' means strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. You can do a SWOT for your business, but at this point, try a special one and see what you're learning. We have a free PDF template to help you.

How committed are you to starting your own business and self-employment? How committed are you to this specific business idea?
These last questions are important. It goes without saying that starting a company requires a strong commitment. You will find hard work and sacrifices much easier if you are enthusiastic about your business idea or about being a business owner.

How will you build your business skills and your network?
It may be helpful to contact your local SCORE or SBDC office and find out about business orientation programs and startup incubators in your area. Chatting across your questions and thoughts with someone who was already around and who wants to support it can be invaluable value, especially if you haven't started a business before.

Day 4 to 7: validate your business idea and learn about your market
Time for a new computer / laptop page - or download the free Idea Validation List. There are many questions paving the way for all planning and implementation that you will take to move forward, so take the time you need to jot down your answers. If you feel paralyzed, you might try talking to some of your potential clients, or visit your local library or SBDC office to do some preliminary market research.

Umbertos · Geregistreerd op: 21 Jun 2021 Berichten: 3

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