They fail in the first year – or two – because until the business is established, and has a steady customer base, the money keeps going out faster than it comes in.
Just because you open the doors and are fully stocked, doesn’t mean people will start pouring in. It takes time.
If you’re going to invest your last dime in your new business, you’ve already failed.
Izzy Moreno about 4 hours ago
They fail in the first year – or two – because until the business is established, and has a steady customer base, the money keeps going out faster than it comes in.
Just because you open the doors and are fully stocked, doesn’t mean people will start pouring in. It takes time.
If you’re going to invest your last dime in your new business, you’ve already failed.