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Its About the Business Start Up
Starting a business requires a potential business owner to write out business and personal goals. The potential owner need to write out every possible step it takes to achieve the goal. Then order those steps from first to last. Just understand that some steps are easy and can be taken in less then 24 hours then you have those others steps that may face obstacles that may cause more steps than anticipated. The point is to keep placing one foot in front of the other.
The Steps to Take are Not Complicated but may Require some Thinking
The potential business owner would need to know what kind of business to start. Before making that decision he/she would want to take a moment to answer the following questions.
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1. What problems do I love solving — even when no one’s watching?
2. What skills, talents, or knowledge do I already have that people would pay for?
3. Who do I want to help — and what kind of results do I want to see in their life?
4. How much time and money can I realistically commit to starting this business?
5. Do I want to work this business full-time, part-time, or as a side hustle — and does it align with my lifestyle?
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Know your Competitors and Market
Less time is needed spending on the product or service in the beginning while more time is needed to get to know your competitors and learn the market. Focus on the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (aka SWOT analysis)
Create a Business Plan
This document is created for potential investors and financial institution to review with a quick glance. It's a blueprint to financial success that you just write one time but update it periodically. You also would include an exit strategy, scalable business model and start planning for taxes.
Choose Your Business Structure
As the business is being structured, it's essential to know each structure could impact the amount of taxes that will be owed, daily operations, and whether personal assets are at risk. It is best to discuss each business type with a tax advisor or accountant before making a final decision.
Start Your Nonprofit with Purpose and Power
Whether you’re building from the ground up or need help getting compliant, SBC Solutions helps you launch your nonprofit the right way — and stay fundable.
What's Included?
• 501(c)(3) Application Support (including 1023EZ)
• Articles of Incorporation
• EIN Registration for Nonprofits
• Mission, Vision, and Program Strategy Support
• Board Member Structure and Roles Guidance
• State & Federal Compliance Checklist