If your passion solves a problem that someone is willing to pay for, then that’s a great start.
If you are highly risk-averse, you might need to keep your “corporate job."
You need to be at the top of your game energy-wise to become an entrepreneur.
It is essential that you have enough money to fund your first year of business operations, up to two years of household expenses. There are several reasons we bring up 'money' early in this process. It is a colossal issue. Addressed, 'money' will not linger as a stressful daily burden. We know what a start-up takes.
Enough said.
You need to know — before developing your product — if it solves a problem that people actually care about and would pay for. An example - the difference from a needed product/service to a nice-to-have' product/service takes two different paths
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