Know everything about your products or service. Hire only the best to make your company shine. Be prepared to work 24/7. Hire an attorney and accountant to help you keep the books straight and legal. Have lots of money for storefront, goods, signage, insurance to cover loss, payroll, health insurance for all or most all, IRA available if you expect to hire and keep good people. Have a positive attitude with customers, employees, vendors, or you will be out of business before you even begin. And have a family behind you for support when things get you down.
2007-11-19 18:09:07
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answered by Mr. Prefect 6
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Daja,
start at ur local library.
read anything written, find association of local store owners and get their real feed back.
have the knowledge of how to run a balance sheet and business B4 spending any of ur money.
tooo many store owners work for less than minimum wages when the real numbers are crunched.
2007-11-19 18:01:25
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answered by Anonymous
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