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I have just read this on reddit and wanted to copy it here, to increase its reach.
It is well written in my opinion.
"If you read this sub for even just a few days, you'll see dozens of questions posed by people exploring the idea of entrepreneurship:
Instead, you need to ask:
The consulting business I started as a side hustle is bringing in $250k in revenue and $170k in profit each year, and still growing. I'm still working on figuring out scaling and driving growth. But I know I'm asking the right questions."
Very fundamental (and probably why it needs to be kept in mind with effort)
It is well written in my opinion.
"If you read this sub for even just a few days, you'll see dozens of questions posed by people exploring the idea of entrepreneurship:
- How can I make an extra $1000 per month?
- I have $100,000 and I want to start a business - what should I do?
- My job/life/finances suck and I think starting a business would fix it - how do I do this?
Instead, you need to ask:
- What problem would I enjoy solving for people?
- What do I know about or love learning about that would be valuable to others?
- What product or service could I build that I could do a great job of?
- What experiences, books, habits, resources, or personal connections might make 1, 2, and 3 more attainable and successful?
- Once I've developed something, how will people who value it find out about me?
The consulting business I started as a side hustle is bringing in $250k in revenue and $170k in profit each year, and still growing. I'm still working on figuring out scaling and driving growth. But I know I'm asking the right questions."
Very fundamental (and probably why it needs to be kept in mind with effort)
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