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Old 10-31-2008, 01:29 PM
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I am trying to start a new business.
And I am lost I dont know where to start from
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Old 10-31-2008, 01:34 PM
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uhh ok....what type of business are you starting?
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Aren't there small businees course sponsored by local government in youy area?
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Anyone can start a new business. All it takes is MONEY. You need capital for your Inventory.
1st thing is MONEY.
2nd is location/lease or purchase of property/business license/elect and phone connection/fictitious business name.
3rd buying of equipment/machinery or shelving for stock etc.
4th purchase of Inventory to be sold.
5th self employed (no employees) or hiring help.
6th start the business where there is no competition in your line of expertise.
7th oh yes...you need a lot of guts and drive to succeed in todays economy.
8th did I forget to mention...YOU NEED LOTS OF MONEY TO START besides expertise.

I started five businesses during 35 yrs of self employment and had employees. Yes, it can be done.
Wish you well...Steve
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