Ditch the 9-to-5 Mindset: How to Think Like an Entrepreneur

[@ecofinancenews]

Very helpful

[@SwissvmillieYT]

thanks for the video I needed this message

[@ChristopherMangali]

For am interested in starting a business but I don't how start even I don't have capital and no money what can I do because I come from poor backgrounds

[@Youngentrepreneursforum]

Starting a business with no capital and coming from a poor background may seem difficult, but it’s totally possible if you approach it the right way. First, look at the skills you already have and start small by offering services that don’t need much money upfront, like freelancing, tutoring, or providing local services. Use free resources, such as social media for marketing and online platforms like Fiverr or Upwork to find clients. There are also free tools, like Canva for design or Google Docs for writing, that you can use to run your business at no cost. If you want to sell products, start with what you can afford, maybe reselling or creating something yourself, and scale up once you make some profit. Crowdfunding platforms or local grants can be a way to raise funds if needed, or you can find a partner who can bring in capital or skills that complement yours. Learning is key, so take advantage of free business courses online and continuously improve. Building relationships and networking with entrepreneurs or finding a mentor can give you valuable insights and support. Remember, you don’t need to start big-start small, create value for your customers, and grow your business over time by reinvesting the money you make. Whether you offer a service, sell products, or share content online, the key is to start with what you have and keep pushing forward! Do you have any specific business ideas you're thinking of?

[@pyrospaz6369]

What kind of business are you trying to get into?