8 steps to open their own business without quitting the job
You do not need to leave the job to undertake. Learn how to realize a double day



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Becoming an entrepreneur can be quite difficult. This is because open own business can be risky, since it is impossible to know whether the venture will be successful. At the same time, stay on the job may seem a more realistic choice. After all, although the work does not bring any fortune, the odds of a dismissal and the consequent lack of money are smaller.

steps:

1. Ask yourself if undertake is really what you want
To combine work with their own business, you will have to prioritize the two activities, at the expense of his personal life. No use to commit to meet this dual challenge if your head is somewhere else.

2. Master the necessary knowledge
Who runs a business needs to have knowledge in various areas. One need not be an expert in these matters, but we must be aware enough for you not even be the reason for any failure of your business.

3. Validate your ideas
The inspiration for starting a business usually comes from an idea. Many entrepreneurs believe they have revolutionary designs in the hands. But often the idea in question is bad. Before starting a business, validate your business: Talk to entrepreneurship experts and your target audience and see if people actually buy what you have created. If so, you may proceed. Otherwise, think of something else.

4. Have some differential
To beat the competition, you must have some advantage. Basically, you have two options: sell cheaper or have a better product. By offering the same as other companies, it is more difficult to attract and retain their customers, according to Robinson.

5. "Outsource" activities
Do you need help in your business for two reasons: you are not an expert and will miss time to take care of everything. So do employees or companies that assist in the company's management. The areas that will be "outsourced" to be chosen from the entrepreneur's knowledge and the amount of cash on hand.

6. Look for feedback
You should know what is going well and what needs to be fixed in your company. And for that, you have to listen to your customer. Leave a phone, an email address and social networks at their disposal. Robinson says that all contacts must be answered.

7. Divide the things
Robinson says that entrepreneurs who still have a job can not solve own business matters during office hours. By not devote to work and undertake at the wrong time of the day they are the more likely you become unemployed at a bad time.

8. Quit the job at the right time
If you decided to reconcile employment and entrepreneurship, it is assumed that his priority is to have their own business. It is hoped, then, that you resign at a certain point.