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Why becoming part-time at work is a fantastic opportunity to start a business.

Why you should build your business around Warren Buffett’s criteria of a good investment.

The Entrepreneur has just finished their presentation. They are feeling good. It came off without a flaw. They think the hard part is over – or is it?

Ok, many entrepreneurs get this very wrong. Some do not apply any methodology to obtaining their sales figures. In the vast majority of business plans, the sales assumptions are simply plucked out of thin air.

Starting up is like running a marathon. It’s not a sprint. The success of your new business depends on what happens in the long term.

Why have you decided to start-up? What is the underlying reason? What inspires you and gives you motivation?

Everybody knows that the early adopter is a start-ups best friend. The relationship between an early adopter and a new start-up is possibly the most important relationship that business will ever have.

Too many entrepreneurs ignore common sense and abandon their reason when they are chasing angel investment.

Who is going to save the economy? Who is going to create jobs? Who will make society better?
The answer is you. As an entrepreneur, you are the true economic superhero.

I remember being in business school. One of the modules was business planning whereby we had to write a business plan for a fictitious company. Of course, we all produced a cliched 70 page behemoth of a document.