Here's what I did:
Identify some things you enjoy working at. When you're motivated and enjoy something, you're good at it and people will pay for quality.
Identify a need and the customers who have them. People have needs and will pay for it. If you can fill needs you will have people knock on your door.
Be honest. A good reputation is free advertising and referrals.
There are 3 As in a good business person: ability, affability, amiable. People want you because you are good, likeable, friendly.
Start saving now. Be frugal. Stay out of debt. You will need financial resources to get started.
Try and see. Everything is a process. Many businesses are very different than when they started and what they had in mind. Be flexible and adapt.
Use failure as success, make it a learning experience. Perserverence is often the difference between success and failure. Many business people have failed over and over, only to try again and eventually become successful.
Bigger is not always better. Shoot for a modest and moderate goal that is realistic and reachable.
Oh, I use the stock market like a small business too. Learn how to recognize potential winners. Buy them (your inventory) with the click of a mouse, sell them at a profit, with just another click of the mouse.
2007-02-01 06:11:16
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answered by Anonymous
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If you are thinking of investing in the stock market, I suspect that like most people today you have no financial education. What I would suggest is that you read a book co-written by Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki "Why we want you to be rich".
When you have done that then take a look at a business which you could run alongside what you currently do and which has recently been endorsed by Donald Trump as probably the best opportunity available today. His endorsement is for the ethics, honesty and integrity of the opportunity.
For further info on this business take a look at www.iolair.acnrep.com
2007-02-01 06:44:44
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answered by Eagle 2
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In response to your question . . .
There are a few things you should seriously research . . .
Firstly, research Google, MSN, Yahoo!, eBay--how to make money with them. There are MILLIONS of free products on the Internet for you to sell on/offline. But focus on the Internet. To sum all of this up, here's my quesiton to you.
Do you trust Google, MSN, Yahoo! and eBay. Well you should so lets get that out of the way.
To sell products on the Internet you need to learn Internet marketing, specifically eBay right now. You need to find ebooks and other sources to narrow your learning curve on how to sell these products. If you don't,, you could fall under the same category as the other loser. They simply didn't do there homework.
There is a new software tool for newbies that lets you automatically build professional eBay stores within minutes. Its really amazing. And you will earn some money as you learn. Go to my blog. I'm featuring this amazing tool now. There are also many resources to review when you get there.
And by the way, you will be directed to the company that has the new software tool I'm mentioning. There you can actually build a mock eBay store--25,000,000 to choose from. Its really EaSy!
Take Care!
2007-02-01 14:04:27
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answered by Anonymous
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Educate yourself first before you spend your hard earned cash. Also ask yourself why you want to go into business for yourself, whether it is the stock market or online business.
If you don't have comprehensive material in front of you to make a decision on what is the best course for you to take, then you aren't always going to make the best choice, and you have a very strong possiblity of losing money.
2007-02-01 07:51:05
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answered by Anonymous
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The market is always risky. As well as being able to make good money you can loose your shirt too. You really need to know what you are doing to avoid loosing your money.
The medical field as a technician is always good because as people are living longer there is more need for people to take X-rays, CAT scans and other such jobs. Later on you could be come a nurse practitioner or maybe a full doctor working as part of the staff in a hospital.
2007-02-01 06:07:20
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answered by Aliz 6
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A professional broker could be useful depending on the fees. If you are just planning to get market gains every year, you could just invest in S&P or something similar. Use a broker if you plan to be a little more aggressive. Brokers can provide you with useful information quickly, although you can gather a lot of information by yourself online. They just save you time. Remember, no one can guarantee returns in the market. It is what it is. Arbitrage exists, but if your broker determine arbitrage opportunity, he wouldn't be your broker then.
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answered by ? 4
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One of the fastest growing businesses today are staffing agencies and they can be started on a shoestring budget. I started my own agency with only 5000 dollars and today my company rakes in millions.
2007-02-01 05:58:59
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answered by Sonia 1
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Ok, Hopefully this will lift your spirits!
2007-02-01 06:47:15
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answered by urnlov 2
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SHARE TERMINAL
2007-02-01 05:57:08
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answered by Udit D 4
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