| Jan. 05 2008 at 12:06 AM |
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I think this is a good topic because i am having problems with starting my business. i have the concept of what i want to offer but its getting there. but this is a good topic for everyone to understand the meaning of starting a business and i like the fact that you give detail about what to do.
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| Jan. 05 2008 at 2:30 PM |
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I just found this site and it is the greatest thing ever. I have never even posted a blog before until now. I love the fact I can pool from all of these great minds and ideas to help me along the way. I am getting ready to make the leap into my own world, not to improve the life of CEO. if you are a home business "pro" and have any great tips on doing that please let me know, im a sponge for knowledge right now.
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| Jan. 07 2008 at 2:23 PM |
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special1man, try this:
Start it up!
* Bad Habits
* A True "Lifestyle Business"
(from Small Business Essentials)
writing | marketing | web: NHG Consulting
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| Jan. 08 2008 at 1:22 PM |
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I would like to start financial advisory company. functions of company Consulting people about their investments : Real estate, Equity Market and Capital Market.
I would like to know wht all information to accumulate and Staffing.
Reply Soon.
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| Jan. 14 2008 at 10:49 AM |
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Your post was quite positive and upbeat. However, there is an essential part of establishing the foundation for a future business and that funding.
Most people planning to start a new business, even with the most expensive of business plans in tote, could find themselves still lacking the necessary funds to get their proposed business up and going.
I found this to be my experience.
Having said that, I want to emphasize one aspect I found particularly stressful in my own endeavor to acquire funding to expand my established business.
I had great credit, by paying my credit card bills on time. I expected that my credit standing could only benefit from such positive feedback.
As it turned out, I had very little money after paying my credit card debt to consider the expansion on my business, which is why I approached lending institutions any way.
Ironically, the lending institutions pointed out this very fact as the reason why they found my loan application high risk even though I have great credit.
I ended up using www.thesnaploan.com.
So, remember their is no set recipe for successfully establishing your new business. Be prepared to try to unconventional options available to you when the conventional one don't work.
In essence, stick to your goal and don't give up.
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| Jan. 14 2008 at 11:33 AM |
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thanks for the posts, and most recently, markcan, for sharing your experience and what works.
this is the year to MAKE IT HAPPEN, folks!
rich
Rich Sloan
Co-Founder, Chief Startupologist,
StartupNation
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