Starting a business requires planning and making key decisions along the road. It takes commitment, persistence and passion. And there are lots of questions you need to answer before you kick start the idea. You should figure out who your customers are? Where are they? Do they need what you are selling? What pains do they have? What problems would they like you to solve? What are they willing to pay for? There is no such thing as the ideal time to start anything in life. You can never be certain when the “right” time will be. If you have already started a business, you will find this resource and advice list helpful. If you intend to start a business bookmark this for later use.
How do you start a tech startup as a non-technical person? by Travis Biziorek
How I Found a Co-Founder, Built a Prototype and Raised $5M in Less Than 4 Weeks by Brian Balfour
How to allocate ownership fairly by Joel Spolsky
Dear Co-Founder by King Sidharth
Getting Your First Customer by Dharmesh Shah
Minimum Viable Personality by Fred Wilson
Focus is about saying no by Steve Jobs
What’s the Most Difficult CEO Skill? Managing Your Own Psychology by Ben Horowitz
Why Startups Need a Strong Vision by Des Traynor
How my lifestyle business became a startup by Clint Watson
Pivoting is really hard by Shail Lavingia
13 Ways to Pull Off a Killer Presentation by Jason Baptiste
Launch your site too soon by Housefed
Hard or Soft? Which Way to Launch? by Jen McCabe
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