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Five
things to Consider before Starting your
own Business
David
Bond Starting Your Own Business |
Getting
free from dominating bosses and the possibility
to make your own decisions is one of the
lures of starting your own business. As
attractive as it looks, not everyone is
suited for self-employment. Before you go
ahead with any plan to start a business
it is important to take a close look at
yourself and ask yourself some important
questions.
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Business
Ideas & Opportunity Evalution
Ryan
Allis Opportunity + Entrepreneur Article |
In
analyzing your business ideas you must be
able to pass them through a test to determine
if they truly are valid opportunities. All
of your ideas must have a demonstrated need,
ready market, and ability to provide a solid
return on investment.Is the idea feasible
in the marketplace? Is there demand? Can
it be done? Are you able to pull together
the persons and resources to pull it off
before the window of opportunity closes?
These questions must be considered and answered.
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Top
5 Questions to Ask Yourself when Starting
Out on Your Own
Robert
Gerrish - Business Startup Article |
The
excitement of starting a new business can
cause small business entrepreneurs to be
too hasty. Often driven by the mistaken
belief that some imaginary boat will be
missed if the business isn't started NOW,
this haste can result in the cutting of
corners, particularly in the area of research..
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Going
into Business for Yourself, the Ultimate
Business Oxymoron
Alan
J. Zell Business Start Up Article |
If
there ever was an oxymoron, "going
into business for yourself" is a prime
example. No one can be "in business
for yourself" because people have to
be in business to fulfill the wants and
needs of other people, businesses, and organizations.
Being in "business for yourself"
indicates that the business has only one
customer, and no business survives on one
customer.
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