Myths About Entrepreneurship

Creating a new enterprise and bearing any of its risks, with the view of making the profit. The person who creates a new enterprise and embraces every challenge for its development and operation.

Necessary to have 10 Million to start a business.

That just isn’t so. There are plenty of businesses you can start with virtually no money. With most of the many businesses I started, the total investment was less than $2,000. Some I started with literally no money at all.

You Need a Great Idea to Start a Business

I would say this is the most damaging myth of all about starting a small business. In fact, the greater you think your idea is, the greater the chances for risk and failure. Generally, you are better off avoiding wild, new, exciting ideas. Your chances of creating the first successful space shuttle to Mars isn’t that feasible.

You Need a Lot of Experience to Start a Business

Experience will Give You Innovative Business Ideas. It's not as spontaneously as the movies may have you believe. Well-known entrepreneurs often build successful companies out of ideas gleaned mainly from experience.

You don't need to wait for permission or credentials or tons of experience before you try launching your own venture. But neither do you need to quit everything and start one now if you're not ready. Many aspiring young entrepreneurs feel like working for someone else would prevent them building their own company.

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