I ve seen founders pick a business in very different ways: a gut feeling, a gap they spotted at work, a friend s success story, or just I had the savings and needed to start something.
Choosing is only the first step. Then come the harder questions:
How much will it really take? Not just setup, but the cash to keep going until the business pays its own bills.
How do you make it presentable? A plan, a financial model and a pitch deck that an investor or a bank takes seriously.
Where does the money come from? Savings, loans, grants or investors, and which ones actually fit.
Will anyone buy it? How do you test the market before you commit?
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