This book contains many great stories and examples of
success, the reader must take into consideration several things. Funding of a business of any size can be a very
difficult when you are just starting off.
The must concern what your tolerance for risk is. Keeping mind new business failure rates are high. What the books brings up many times is the
key idea or the unique product that makes you stand out. This is the most challenging topic the book talks
about. Being able to create a business
you are passionate about yet there must be a demand for it otherwise it will
not generate enough revenue to pay the bills.
One of the key points the book explains well is as you grow you need continue
to learn and be a smarter business person.
This points to leverage consultants, sub-contractors or even shipping
companies that can support an increase in volume without out you trying to do
it all. Diversification with a one-person
business is critical to survival. What I
found the most useful part of the book was in a chapter called “Useful
Resources”. This chapter contained all
the accounting, communication, community, co-working, customer relationships,
marketing, funding, legal, shipping/delivery and website builder information you
would needed to research and/or start a business.
I received this book from Blogging for Books for this review.
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