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June 18, 2021
Part of a series, this book presents more great ideas for budding entrepreneurs.
It starts by exploring questions that any entrepreneur has to answer before they start their business. What problem can I solve, or what need can I fulfill? What will my company be called? What is my market: my neighborhood, my town or online? What sort of competition will I have? What will my product or service cost? Will I ask for payment with each sale, or once a month? What about advertising and/or marketing?
There are many questions to answer before you start your business. This book explores ideas like fruit and berry picking, making jewelry, selling used clothes, dog walking, custom t-shirts, baking, recycling and gaming. Each idea includes a complete description of what is involved, along with the fun factor, the success probability, and, most important, the millionaire potential. Of course, running any idea past your parents, ahead of time, is a requirement.
This book is easy to read, and it says a lot. It is recommended for any teen entrepreneur, and it does not ignore the hard work that will be needed to make it work. This easily gets 5 stars.
It starts by exploring questions that any entrepreneur has to answer before they start their business. What problem can I solve, or what need can I fulfill? What will my company be called? What is my market: my neighborhood, my town or online? What sort of competition will I have? What will my product or service cost? Will I ask for payment with each sale, or once a month? What about advertising and/or marketing?
There are many questions to answer before you start your business. This book explores ideas like fruit and berry picking, making jewelry, selling used clothes, dog walking, custom t-shirts, baking, recycling and gaming. Each idea includes a complete description of what is involved, along with the fun factor, the success probability, and, most important, the millionaire potential. Of course, running any idea past your parents, ahead of time, is a requirement.
This book is easy to read, and it says a lot. It is recommended for any teen entrepreneur, and it does not ignore the hard work that will be needed to make it work. This easily gets 5 stars.
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