By Douglas Adams
If you see yourself among these people, start as a home-based business person and focus your energy and resources on establishing a solid demand for your services instead of straining to emulate a traditional company. Here are some steps you should take:
Acquire the ability to offer a valued service that lends itself to efficient delivery with the support of modern business technology.
Define a market for this service and exploit it independently.
Designate your home as your place of business whether you are currently buying, renting, or relocating to define a comfortable combination of personal life-style and economic reality.
With these things done, you have something to sell, the means to reach your market, and a place from which to live and do business.
Going into business with an unproved idea and constraints on your time and resources calls for efficiency. You have a home and their is a good chance that you already have a personal computer, telephone, and other actual necessities of your trade. Forget about office rent, furniture leases, nonessential support staff, and all the unnecessary overhead of the traditional business start-up. Clients are more interested in your competence, reliability and price than your office's location or ambience.
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