1. I Don’t Know How To Start
One of the biggest obstacles that an emerging entrepreneur faces is how to manage a steady job while trying to start their own business. Many entrepreneurs fail the first time they try to start a business because they make the mistake of abandoning their current career without getting the proper knowledge of what it takes to run a successful business first.
2. I Don’t Want To Fail
If you want to start your business correctly, one of the first things you must do is to start seeing the world from the top down, from an entrepreneur’s perspective, rather than from the bottom up, from an employee’s perspective.
If you want to have a viable business and not work yourself to death with an employee’s thought pattern, you must be able to make growth systematic and predictable.
3. I Don’t Have Enough Finances To Start A Business
When it comes to financing your business, it’s important that you understand the difference between a micro business vs. a small business, because each one has its own funding challenges.
4. I Don’t Have A Good Enough Idea To Start A Business
A common characteristic we see in many people trying to start their first business is that they try to come up with something ultra-unique, a never-seen-before business model. They think that if it’s not incredibly unique or earth shattering then it’s not good enough, and unfortunately, it stops them from getting started.
Well, that fact of the matter is this: whatever is truly unique can be replicated. What you need is something dramatically more effective than being unique.
