Accidental Entrepreneurs
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Many people are falling into entrepreneurship by total accident, meaning their job or this economy has left them no choice other then to survive on their own. But many of them are asking what businesses are the best one’s to create, especially during a recession.
Some of the best businesses are things that people already know about recently stated by Dr. Jeff Cornwall, your work experience, your passion’s and hobbies, or something that you invent that makes your life and other’s easier. Make sure this business you chose to create is one that your excited every morning to get up for, if not it will become just another job like your last job.
Make sure that the business you are going to open up also is one that is going to make enough income coming in to suit your personal needs and your family’s needs. You don’t want to be running a business that is going to cost more then it bring’s in with revenue.
Finally, don’t overlook the importance of building a business that allows room for the other things that are important in your life. The time and energy you want for your family, your friends, your church, your hobbies. All that must be factored into your planning.
Adam Bertram on May 16th, 2009 6:20 pm
What about selling books online? I’ve preached this for awhile now that selling books online is an extremely low risk, high income potential. Books are everywhere and finding them to resell is pretty easy. I’m making a consistent $3500/month just doing it part time after work and the occasional weekend. Most people simply don’t think of reselling books online as a viable business.
Jaclyn on May 18th, 2009 11:39 am
Adam,
that is a very good suggestion, thank you for your input.
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