As you all know being an entrepreneur is natural to some but to most of us it is a huge puzzle. We have different avenues to learn how to own and run a business. One way is to spend many years working in an industry to gain the experience you need. This is a great way to learn how to run a business, yet many find they did not learn everything. The actual managing of a business happens behind closed doors were only the business owners work with financing, taxes, legal considerations, employee law, looking at spreadsheet information, and a multitude of other problems which are particular to the industry. Small business owners may put in 16 to 18 hours a day starting up a new business venture.
A second way to learn to open your own business is to have gone to school to learn entrepreneurship. This is a great because you will learn business theory, law, and management of business. Your education most likely would teach you how to research, use feedback information and teach you analysis. The school would also give you practical management applications as a intern at a local business.
The biggest block in the road is capital. How to capitalize your start up business is difficult and sometimes the biggest risk a prospective business owner may take on. Many mortgage their home, pull from their retirement accounts, borrow from friends and family and take out business loans to subsidize their start up business. Risk is huge and many new businesses live on a shoestring budget where any little disaster may sink the company.
No matter the route taken by a prospective business owner there is a cost to receiving professional business counseling for their new company. Many companies just cannot afford to pay for professional business evaluation and counseling. There is free advice from business groups but most likely the advice will not be targeted for the new business owner's business. The free advice will not come with a through business evaluation making the free advice to the business owner to be less useful.
There is a business model and process where capital for a start up is low as most franchises cost thousand to millions of dollars to open and where training and future business evaluation and coaching is absolutely free. The Freedom Project gives you at least three hours of classroom evaluation. The Freedom Project will ask you to do your own due diligence to research the business. The Freedom Project gives all prospective business owners all the time they need to evaluate and learn the business before committing themselves to spend one dollar on investment.
Then after investing into the prospects own business the Freedom Project follows up with free training, unlimited access to program guides (teachers)and an online training site full of information and tools. There is even an online university for continuing education at the disposal of the new business owner.
For me the financial risk was right where I needed it to be. Just a few hundred dollars as opposed to thousands or millions of dollars. I did not need to take out a mortgage on my home or ask friends and family for money. I receive more training and education for free than if I ever would have paid for it. What is more impressive is I move and build my business at the pace I need and can afford. My question is are you ready to evaluate a business for free and make a change in your lifestyle to gain more time and financial freedom with your own online home business. The Freedom Project.
Go to www.miniofficeoutlets.com/gjr watch the movie and read through the site to see if this business appeals to you.
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