Starting own business/company

>>3368795
Ya I do. Its harder than you think it will be, regardless of how hard you think it will be. Do you have any previous experience, what kind of business, do you have money for startup or will you be taking loans, i need more info to offer advice

>>3368795
Yeah. You will end up working harder than you ever have in your life for basically no money for years toward 40/60 shot at bankruptcy.

If you don't have the work ethic or the stomach for failure then just work for someone else. The potential upside MIGHT be lower, but so much more /comfy/ to let them carry all the risk.

>>3368795
What exactly you want to know?

> real fucking bizman with clothing company and 2 sale per month

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>>3368940
>>3369223
I don't have any real experience except from some hustling here and there.

How big are the judicial barriers?
Did you manage to pay off loans, if any?
Did you get fucked over?

And is forming eg. an online store first more viable than a brick-and-mortar store?
How did you get your companies well-known? Targeted ads?
Where do you get the materials for clothing?

>>3368795
I started an electronics repair shop 4 years ago. I bring $100-150K annually in sales revenue, but be prepared to work 60 hours per week and learn how to make your time more efficient

>>3368795
i'd like to open a fast food restaurant. I'd get a small biz loan from a bank. I have no experience working in a fast food restaurant. Idgaf. The potential cash cow is immense

>>3369648
This. You can't go wrong with food. Try a taco trailer or something you can do on the sidewalk to get going.

I want to make a business that automates hydroponic grow ops. I know how to do it but idk who would buy it. Hydro isn't that complicated

>>3369924
WEED COMPANIES