The trial and error tested steps to starting your ideal business. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In my 33 years, I’ve started around ten businesses, so the following list is coming from the trial and error process so far in my life — the positives and the negatives. Starting a business takes a lot of hard work and determination. The positive aspect of entrepreneurship is the freedom and flexibility to make your own decisions and pursue your passions. However, starting a business involves financial risk, long hours, decision-making and stress. Be prepared for these challenges and have a strong support system. Let’s get into it. 1. Discover your passion Let’s start with the idea of what you want to create and "sell" to the world. Coming from my own experience, it’s best to follow the passions you have in your life. That way, you’ll stick to the business you are creating when it gets complicated . Do not go for the shiny objects or the things that others are doing, no matter the success they are achieving. You know your passions, the things you are looking at in your free time, that you watch, read and […]
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