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Seven easy steps to become an entrepreneur.

Step 1. The will to become an entrepreneur. Can you spot an opportunity. Remember the most important thing is to make money at the end of the day. You need to sell something that people are willing to pay for. For more ideas look at BakelsIT

Step 2. Can you put a business plan together of where to start? Remember, your customers need to buy from you, and you need to make whatever you would like to sell very attractive for them, so that they don't hesitate to take their wallet out.

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Step 3. Try to get a job in the line you want to become an entrepreneur. You will get training in what you should do, who the creditors are, how the financial system is setup and lots and lots more experience.


Step 4. Start on a very small scale, like a proto type. Make sure you are making money. There is a big difference between welfare and a business.  Get the finances worked out to the last cent or penny. Get a grasp of how it all happened, so that you can repeat it time after time.

Step 5. Once you are satisfied that your proto type is working well, start going bigger. Just remember, it is much easier to buy than to sell. Whether it is tangible goods, or your services. Life works like this. If you hit the jackpot, you either wouldn't have enough goods, or time, and you will be running around without breathing. Time to scale up.

Step 6. Time to scale up. Ever heard of the word control?  You need to have a system in place for every process in your little business. You need to have checks in place. Don't slip on this one. That is when other people start taking you for a ride, or steal your money. Be in control of your own money.

Step 7. Once all your systems are in place, go bigger. Keep control. Manage the whole business with an iron hand. Check your checkpoints. Make sure all work out.