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Starting a business can seem complicated.
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You might have a thousand ideas but no clue where to begin,
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or maybe you worry about making the wrong move.
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I've been there too,
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and what I've learned is that you don't need millions in the bank to start your own business.
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What you need is a clear blueprint to follow that saves you from
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wasting time and money.
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What I'll show you today...
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can truly increase your chances of success and avoid all the common mistakes
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most beginners make.
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So, let's not waste any time and get started.
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Part 1,
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which business to start.
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Figuring out which business to start doesn't have to be overwhelming.
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You don't need to invent something completely new.
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There are already thousands of business models out there that work,
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and you can adapt them to your needs.
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The risk,
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however, is getting lost in too many options and never actually starting.
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To avoid that,
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it's smart to focus on four key variables that will guide you in making smart
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decisions.
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The first variable is the initial cost.
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Every business requires a minimum investment to get started.
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Figure out how much you really need to start,
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whether it's for equipment,
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materials,
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or licenses.
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Knowing exactly how much you need up front helps you avoid unpleasant
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surprises and set a clear plan from day one.
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If you're starting with a tight budget,
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online businesses are often the best choice because they usually
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require much lower startup costs compared to a physical location.
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The second variable is the required skills.
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Some businesses demand years of experience,
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while others only need basic skills that you can learn quickly or
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delegate.
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Ask yourself,
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do I already have these skills?
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Can I learn them fast?
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Or can I hire someone who has them?
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For instance,
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if you know how to build websites,
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you can offer that skill to people who need a site that's ready to go.
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Generally, the simpler the business,
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the easier it is to get started.
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The third variable is scalability,
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how easily your business can grow without dramatically increasing costs or
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the time you spend on each new customer.
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For example,
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if you sell software,
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once it's created,
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you can sell it to thousands of people without starting over each time.
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On the other hand,
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if you offer one -on -one consulting,
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you can only handle so many clients at once,
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and each new client takes more of your time,
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so growth is limited by the hours you can work.
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The last variable is the time to get started.
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How quickly you can start your business is crucial for testing your idea in
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the market.
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If a business can launch in a few weeks,
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you can immediately gather real data and check market demand.
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Projects that take months to develop can slow down decision making and
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increase costs before you see concrete results.
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That's why,
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especially at the beginning,
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it's wise to pick a model that can be operational within about a month.
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When you start a business,
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one of the first things to figure out is how much money you need before
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you start making a profit.
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This is your break -even point.
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It's the moment when the money coming in covers all your expenses.
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And from that point on,
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every sale is pure profit.
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Calculating it is pretty simple.
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Take all your fixed costs and divide them by the difference between the
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average price of your product and your variable costs.
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This tells you the total sales revenue you need to generate to cover all
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your costs.
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Knowing your breakeven point also helps you see if your product or service
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price is sustainable,
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or if you need to cut costs to make your business profitable.
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Problem and Value Proposition To build a successful business,
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it's crucial to start with two key concepts,
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the customer's problem and your value proposition.
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The problem represents the real need your customer is experiencing.
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Understanding this problem means identifying why someone would pay
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for your solution.
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But how do you find a real problem?
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There are several ways,
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like observe people's daily behaviors,
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listen to recurring complaints,
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or analyze online reviews of existing products or services.
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Sometimes,
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there isn't just one problem to solve,
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but multiple needs that intersect,
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making your idea even stronger.
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For example,
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the founders of Airbnb realized that during events in San Francisco,
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hotels became too expensive,
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or even fully booked.
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At the same time,
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many people had unused apartments.
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So the problem was twofold.
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Travelers had no affordable options,
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and homeowners had empty spaces generating no value.
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From this insight,
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they created a business that offered travelers affordable accommodations
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while allowing owners to earn money by renting out rooms.
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This simple insight turned a widespread inconvenience into a billion
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-dollar opportunity.
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The value proposition,
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on the other hand,
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is the concrete answer your business offers to solve that problem,
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highlighting the main benefits and what sets you apart from competitors.
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Imagine the problem is that busy urban professionals don't have time
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to drop off their laundry and worry about it getting damaged.
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A potential business idea could be to pick up and deliver cleaned
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clothes directly to their homes.
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The value proposition could be,
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deliver your clothes straight to your door,
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guaranteeing premium cleaning and total care.
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So, if we were to summarize the exact path,
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it would be identify a problem,
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offer a solution,
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and develop a unique selling proposition.
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It's always a good idea to create a business plan before starting a business,
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even if you're not writing it professionally to seek investors.
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The important thing is that it helps you organize your ideas and
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understand right away how your business will work.
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In general,
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a solid business plan helps you clarify three fundamental things,
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where you want to go,
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how you will get there,
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and what resources you need to do so.
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To make it practical,
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you can divide it into a few key sections.
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Market research to understand who your competitors are,
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who your ideal customers are,
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what problems they face,
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and most importantly,
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how much it costs to acquire them.
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Product or service description.
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Explain clearly what you offer,
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why it's different,
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and what problem it solves.
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The operational plan,
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which defines the practical processes.
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Suppliers,
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logistics,
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tools,
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work organization.
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And the marketing plan,
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in which you outline how you'll make your offer known.
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and convert leads into paying customers.
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This way,
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your business plan becomes a practical tool that helps you make informed decisions
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right from the start.
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Part five,
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product market fit.
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According to statistics,
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50 % of businesses fail within the first five years,
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and the number one reason is a lack of product market fit.
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Product market fit measures how well your product truly meets people's needs,
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and understanding whether it exists can make all the difference between your business
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succeeding or failing.
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So, how do you actually achieve product market fit?
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The first step is testing small before going big.
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Before bringing your final product to market,
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launch a minimum viable product,
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a simplified version that lets you see how people react.
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Step 2.
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Be ready to adapt quickly.
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Sometimes, you start with a product idea that seems perfect to you,
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but it doesn't resonate with your target customer,
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or they want a slightly different version.
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Often,
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a small tweak in price,
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design,
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or delivery can make all the difference.
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The third step is to talk directly with your target customers.
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Ask for feedback,
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study their behavior,
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and pay attention not only to what they say,
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but also to what they do.
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If they're not buying,
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there's a reason.
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A practical way to see if your product really fits the market is to use the Sean
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Ellis method.
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This involves sending a survey to your customers asking exactly,
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if product X were to shut down tomorrow,
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how disappointed would you be?
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Then propose the following answers.
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If at least 40 % of respondents say they would be extremely disappointed,
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it means your product has found the right product market fit.
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If the percentage is lower,
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your product still doesn't fully meet the needs of your target market.
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Part six,
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managing your business finances.
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The second reason startups fail is poor money and cash flow management.
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Even the best product or the most brilliant idea can fail if
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money isn't handled properly.
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So, let's see how to effectively manage your business finances.
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Step 1.
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Separate personal and business finances.
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When you start your business,
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open a dedicated business account right away.
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Never mix personal and business expenses.
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It creates confusion and tax problems.
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From your business account,
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pay for all business expenses and transfer a fixed salary
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to your personal account.
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The golden rule that can make the difference in your business's success is to
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reinvest profits into growth before
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upgrading your lifestyle.
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In other words,
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first build a business that generates income,
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then buy the Lambo.
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Step 2.
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Plan your budget.
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Set a clear initial budget.
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How much you invest,
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how you invest it,
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what you invest in,
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and when.
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Then divide expenses into three categories.
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Essential,
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like products and website,
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operational,
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and extra.
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Step 3.
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Monitor regularly.
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Each month,
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prepare a mini income statement.
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costs, profit,
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and track daily cash inflows and outflows.
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I recommend using simple tools like Excel to speed up data review and
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adjust your course quickly.
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Step four,
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manage cash flow.
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This is the most important point.
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Cash flow is the lifeblood of your business.
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It's the flow of money in and out of your company.
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Most businesses don't fail because they aren't profitable,
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but because they run out of cash to pay salaries,
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suppliers,
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and taxes.
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If you invoice $20 ,000,
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but your clients pay in 90 days,
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and meanwhile,
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you need to pay $10 ,000 to suppliers immediately,
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you're in a cash crunch even if you're technically $10 ,000 in
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profit.
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A simple way to calculate it is to add your starting cash to
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revenue, then subtract fixed costs,
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variable costs,
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and taxes due.
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Let's say an e -commerce business starts the month with $2 ,000
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in initial cash and expects $8 ,000 in online sales.
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It has $1 ,500 in fixed costs,
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$3 ,000 in variable costs,
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and $1 ,000 to set aside for taxes and contributions.
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Applying this formula
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the business would have $4 ,500 in available cash
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at the end of the month.
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To avoid running out of cash,
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don't tie up too much money in inventory or non -immediately productive investments,
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and maintain a cash buffer covering three to six months of operating expenses.
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Marketing is the heart of your business.
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You could say it makes up a good share of a company's success.
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And when it comes to online businesses,
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that percentage grows even more.
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Because with so many people online and no physical presence,
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marketing is the only way to get noticed.
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The truth is simple.
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An excellent product with poor marketing will always perform worse than
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a mediocre product promoted the right way.
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I won't go into too much detail on this step.
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because I've made a full video where I show you exactly how to level up your marketing
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skills.
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Let me know in the comments what business you're working on or thinking of starting,
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and I'll see you in the next one.
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