The Would-Be Entrepreneur’s Handbook
The last day of a recession is the best day to start a business, the saying goes. So tackle the 10 steps in this guide now – and be ready to ride the rebound when it comes.
Step 1: Interview yourself for the job
Step 2: Have a cushion
Step 3: Leverage your expertise
Step 4: See what the customer thinks
Step 5: Write a winning business plan
Step 6: Pick your advisers carefully
Step 7: Make it official
Step 8: Chase the moola
Step 9: Lure customers, on the cheap
Step 10: Go 2.0
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Jaclyn on January 22nd, 2009 1:41 pm
ya know…i never would have agreed to this post until recently. seeing how many people including my brother opening up their own business in a recession and being successful at it, and then watching my fiance play the stock market and making money on business’ that you never would have thought would advance…it’s amazing. now not everyone will always’ have this great of luck i’m sure, but it still proves that there is money to be made in a recession.
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