Risky Business
Risks. You have to take them if you want to succeed. But some risks are riskier than others. Just ask the average small business owner. Starting your own business is fraught with risk. It also takes a huge investment of time and money to make a go of it. According to the Wall Street Journal:
Businesses with more resources fare better. Being an “employer” firm—not just a solo operation—is [a success factor]. Starting with capital of more than $50,000 is another, as is a college degree for the entrepreneur.
But what if you don’t have the resources to invest? What if you don’t have $50,000 or more to get your new business off the ground? Or what if that $50,000 represents your life savings? Can you afford to risk it?
And if you do risk it, will you get the results you’re looking for? By taking on more responsibility, paying other people’s salaries, covering overhead and all the costs of doing business, will you have the time to stop and enjoy life? Maybe. Then again, maybe not.
That’s why more and more entrepreneurs are looking for an alternative. They want to start their own businesses, but they don’t want to invest $50,000 or more to get them off the ground. And more importantly, they want more time freedom, not less. So where are they turning? They’re discovering opportunities like Vitamark.
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