i would really like to set up my own business?
but i have no idea where to start. i would love to open my own delicatessen of mostly turkish food, but also other cute little bits of food and things, with maybe having a small cafe wit it, serving small lunch food and snacks.
what do you guys think of this, is it something you might go into and maybe try out.
where do i start looking for advice and things. i really don’t have a clue on business starting so as much advice that you have would be great
thanks guy
Great question and congratulations on thinking about starting a business. For some great information on starting a business go to score.org. They are a nonprofit that helps people who want to start business. They offer counseling and classes as well as online resources. You might want to start by writing a business plan. The process of doing that will help you clarify what you need to do and in what order. You’ll also learn whether this is a business that makes sense for you. I’ve found that it also helps to be passionate about the business you’re starting, make sure you really love doing what your business is about because you’ll be spending a lot of time on it for many years.
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