It isn't easy to bring your ideas into reality. It takes a great deal of sacrifice mixed with a healthy sense of purpose and degree of humbleness to survive the process in creating a business that can flourish.
Trust me, I've been building my own studio for a few years now and I still struggle with all these concepts.
So, I'm writing today to offer you a quick list of the initial things you should consider when attempting to start your own small business:
Trust me, I've been building my own studio for a few years now and I still struggle with all these concepts.
So, I'm writing today to offer you a quick list of the initial things you should consider when attempting to start your own small business:
- Support network.
- Do I have people that will help me get started? Who are they and what can they offer me?
- Will the people I currently know benefit from my idea? What advice can they offer me about how to structure my business service/product.
- Current resources.
- What do I have that can facilitate the growth of my idea?
- How can I gather resources that may help my idea grow?
- Feasibility.
- Does my business reach a large number of people or is it a niche idea?
- Does someone else offer the same service/product as me and can I compete with their business? If I can, how do I do that?
This quick list will get you started on the right path towards your idea becoming real and tangible and moving past the 'chat' stage.
About me:
I'm a full-time freelance illustrator and designer focusing on the ideas and future success of other freelancers and entrepreneurs. Contact me and lets have a chat about your idea.
Studio: 778.786.1209
Email: jason@theredrabbit.com
Website: www.theredrabbit.com