I would agree with some aspects, but along with the vision of your business, I think one should construct a business plan when starting a business. This could be done by including your aim and objectives of the business, the money you have to invest in it. It is important to remember that some amount should be saved up for any purpose related to the business. You should also consider how much profit you expect to make initially during the first few months of the business start-up period. This plan should include both the negative and positive financial outcomes.
I hope this makes sense because I have tried to conduct a process that would help my business become successful. It worked for the years that it was open, but then I decided to close it when I was moving out of the country.
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I hope this makes sense because I have tried to conduct a process that would help my business become successful. It worked for the years that it was open, but then I decided to close it when I was moving out of the country.
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Hi, I am Sadanand Barve. If you are in a position to undertake subcontracting, consider starting activities in construction and architectural drawings, specifically in Project Management Consultancy (PMC). Currently, projects like malls, hospitals, housing complexes, schools, renovations of industries, and various other activities are in progress. It is essential to engage civil engineers for assistance.
If you require further assistance, please email me at sadanandbarve@gmail.com.
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If you require further assistance, please email me at sadanandbarve@gmail.com.
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Hi,
Your idea is very good. If you clearly specify the type of business you want to pursue, we can provide some of our ideas. Do you intend to open a small company or shop, or are you interested in starting an online business? Please clarify.
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Umesh Shetty
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Your idea is very good. If you clearly specify the type of business you want to pursue, we can provide some of our ideas. Do you intend to open a small company or shop, or are you interested in starting an online business? Please clarify.
Regards,
Umesh Shetty
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Dear Nandha,
I am Wasantha from Sri Lanka. If you have any ideas regarding import and export between our two countries, I am willing to explore that possibility. I am also new to this field, but I believe that trust can pave the way for success. Let's discuss further.
Please let me know if you need any more corrections or assistance.
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2I am Wasantha from Sri Lanka. If you have any ideas regarding import and export between our two countries, I am willing to explore that possibility. I am also new to this field, but I believe that trust can pave the way for success. Let's discuss further.
Please let me know if you need any more corrections or assistance.
From Sri Lanka, Ratnapura
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I am an independent business owner and you can start your own business and work as an independent Business Owner (IBO) with a small investment and ZERO RISK. If you are among those who want to become free from job constraints, achieve financial freedom, and build strong family relations, please contact me.
Pradeep Bagade
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Pradeep Bagade
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I am an independent business owner, and you can start your own business and work as an independent IBO with a small investment and ZERO RISK. If you are among those who want to become free from a job, achieve financial freedom, and strengthen family relations, please contact me.
Pradeep Bagade
Mobile: 9049414283
Email: bagade.pradeep2@mahindra.com
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Pradeep Bagade
Mobile: 9049414283
Email: bagade.pradeep2@mahindra.com
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Dear Kuldeep,
Greetings for the day!
I am based in Mumbai and have 8 years of experience in Human Resources. I am now interested in working as a freelance Recruiter. If you know someone who can help me with this, I would be thankful.
Looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Kirti
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Greetings for the day!
I am based in Mumbai and have 8 years of experience in Human Resources. I am now interested in working as a freelance Recruiter. If you know someone who can help me with this, I would be thankful.
Looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Kirti
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The easiest way to start a business with money and without experience is as follows:
1) Find someone with experience and start the business with your money.
2) After some time, the person with experience will have all the money, and you will have all the experience!
3) Now, since you have the experience and no money, find someone with money and offer your experience.
4) Now, since you have the experience, it's your turn to have all the money and give the experience to the other person... and so on and so forth. Life goes on and on...
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1) Find someone with experience and start the business with your money.
2) After some time, the person with experience will have all the money, and you will have all the experience!
3) Now, since you have the experience and no money, find someone with money and offer your experience.
4) Now, since you have the experience, it's your turn to have all the money and give the experience to the other person... and so on and so forth. Life goes on and on...
Regards
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Nicks,
First, analyze your talent. Then select the business that aligns with your skills. Make a partner for finance and backbone support, but choose this partner carefully. In the future, you can initiate your own private business.
From India, Tirunelveli
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First, analyze your talent. Then select the business that aligns with your skills. Make a partner for finance and backbone support, but choose this partner carefully. In the future, you can initiate your own private business.
From India, Tirunelveli
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First of all, I thank all of you.
Coming to the point, we all want to do business, but the biggest problem for any startup is investment. The only solution for a startup business is investment. Someone has also mentioned the Bank Loan. Here the problem is, do banks really provide loans to startups? Banks ask for collateral security for financing. Private financiers will charge a huge rate of interest too. Project financing banks add to the complexity with their terms and conditions, making the startup business vulnerable. Besides all the legal procedures, bank finance is easily available if the startup has 3 years of IT returns, a current account bank statement, and the cash flow of the business.
In this competitive world, if you just look at local newspaper ads and do some Google search, you'll see many part-time jobs available worldwide as outsourcing has become prevalent. Both domestic and international entities outsource, but my questions are:
- What is the genuineness?
- How many of us have ever tried to understand the process?
- Do we really comprehend the market?
- What are the chances that we will not fall victim to fraud?
What business should you pursue? According to me, I would divide business into two parts: Marketing and Operations. Both are distinct but heavily reliant on each other. A single person can handle both, but in that case, the business will grow slowly, allowing new entrants to seize clients. In a globalized world, monopolies are enjoyed by entities like the Indian Railways (though, after Reliance's entry, it will no longer be a monopoly). I will choose only those businesses where I see long-term benefits and plan my short-term, medium-term, and long-term strategies accordingly.
I never view my competitors as adversaries; instead, I aim to collaborate with them and share revenues. It's better to have a share than lose the business while hoping to secure the entire order. Understanding our limitations is crucial. Even multinational corporations engage in joint ventures as they acknowledge their constraints and leverage others' talents. It should be a win-win situation for all parties involved.
An entrepreneur must possess knowledge of marketing, sales, operations, and accounts, among other areas. In practice, when you aspire to grow, you must delegate responsibilities to experts in specific fields. Once you are part of a team, you understand your deliverables, increasing the likelihood of achieving your goals in less time.
I have some business offers related to HR recruitment, Payroll Management, Corporate & Institutional Training Services, Licensed Software, Web services, etc. However, my condition is that I only work with individuals who are professionally focused and committed to long-term partnerships.
If you are interested, please send me a private email, and I will get back to you.
From India, Mumbai
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Coming to the point, we all want to do business, but the biggest problem for any startup is investment. The only solution for a startup business is investment. Someone has also mentioned the Bank Loan. Here the problem is, do banks really provide loans to startups? Banks ask for collateral security for financing. Private financiers will charge a huge rate of interest too. Project financing banks add to the complexity with their terms and conditions, making the startup business vulnerable. Besides all the legal procedures, bank finance is easily available if the startup has 3 years of IT returns, a current account bank statement, and the cash flow of the business.
In this competitive world, if you just look at local newspaper ads and do some Google search, you'll see many part-time jobs available worldwide as outsourcing has become prevalent. Both domestic and international entities outsource, but my questions are:
- What is the genuineness?
- How many of us have ever tried to understand the process?
- Do we really comprehend the market?
- What are the chances that we will not fall victim to fraud?
What business should you pursue? According to me, I would divide business into two parts: Marketing and Operations. Both are distinct but heavily reliant on each other. A single person can handle both, but in that case, the business will grow slowly, allowing new entrants to seize clients. In a globalized world, monopolies are enjoyed by entities like the Indian Railways (though, after Reliance's entry, it will no longer be a monopoly). I will choose only those businesses where I see long-term benefits and plan my short-term, medium-term, and long-term strategies accordingly.
I never view my competitors as adversaries; instead, I aim to collaborate with them and share revenues. It's better to have a share than lose the business while hoping to secure the entire order. Understanding our limitations is crucial. Even multinational corporations engage in joint ventures as they acknowledge their constraints and leverage others' talents. It should be a win-win situation for all parties involved.
An entrepreneur must possess knowledge of marketing, sales, operations, and accounts, among other areas. In practice, when you aspire to grow, you must delegate responsibilities to experts in specific fields. Once you are part of a team, you understand your deliverables, increasing the likelihood of achieving your goals in less time.
I have some business offers related to HR recruitment, Payroll Management, Corporate & Institutional Training Services, Licensed Software, Web services, etc. However, my condition is that I only work with individuals who are professionally focused and committed to long-term partnerships.
If you are interested, please send me a private email, and I will get back to you.
From India, Mumbai
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