Financial tips for entrepreneurs
Let’s make these tips practical but “juicy” enough so that when you decide to get started you already have a sense of what kind of entrepreneur you want to be.
If you are an entrepreneur who makes bets or deals with luck, this will be a waste of your time. What we want with these columns is for you to have the aspiration to be the owner of your business and not someone who puts on his CV that he made a business but… life, the pandemic, the bank, my health, took it away from me. Be careful, it can happen. What I am saying is that you should be the one who says on your desk: I built this company with my own hands and from scratch.
Nor will it be a straight line to the perfect sunset, the path of an entrepreneur is unpredictable but it exists. on our part. the belief that the action of the entrepreneur and his ability to create will serve to forge his destiny. Uncertainty will always be a rock and what we want with these columns is to help you interpret reality and act accordingly.
You can have a great idea and not have appropriate funding. Every day we hear from people who want to start a business but don’t have the capital. Many entrepreneurship speakers or coaches always say: “If you want to be an entrepreneur, marry someone who has money to give it to you”. It is foolish to think that only those who have money can invest. This belief is useless. Discouraging people is not the best way to inspire. Uncertainty certainly won’t ask you how you feel to throw bad times at you but that’s not the way.
However, marrying someone for money is another way of saying that one person may have the vision for the business and another may finance it. These are distinct functions within the business. You will see it in the next columns.