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Starting a New Business? Get a Second, Third and Fourth Opinion
Most entrepreneurs understand that starting a new business means being willing to work long, hard hours for at least the first two years and probably longer. You believe you can handle the pressures and the risks and you think you have the necessary skills. But before diving in, ask three people who know you well to honestly tell you what they think. Worst case: You'll hear something you didn't want to know. Best case: You'll learn something valuable about yourself that will help you succeed.
Posted 6/ 8 11 at 6:00 AM | Tip of the Day
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A A A"Most entrepreneurs understand that starting a new business means being willing to work long, hard hours for at least the first two years and probably longer. You believe you can handle the pressures and the risks and you think you have the necessary skills. But before diving in, ask three people who know you well to honestly tell you what they think. Worst case: You'll hear something you didn't want to know. Best case: You'll learn something valuable about yourself that will help you succeed."
Ted Hunter
Personal Finance Expert, Author
Money Smart: How to Spend, Save, Eliminate Debt, and Achieve Financial Freedom
Davis, California
www.MoneySmartOnline.com
Ted Hunter
Personal Finance Expert, Author
Money Smart: How to Spend, Save, Eliminate Debt, and Achieve Financial Freedom
Davis, California
www.MoneySmartOnline.com
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Starting a new business is risky. The survival rates are very disheartening. I suggest looking at an existing business to buy. Read "How To Buy a Business Without Being Had." It walks you throught the process step by step with many actual case histories.