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Arun Arya

Prof. (Dr.) Arun Arya

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Prof. (Dr.) Arun Arya

 

Steps to becoming an Entrepreneur

There are many different paths a person choose when he/she aspires to become an entrepreneur. I have my path to become an entrepreneur. Today, I am going to discuss my steps to become a successful entrepreneur. The steps are:

Discover Your Niche

The first step to becoming an entrepreneur is discovering your niche of interest. It is important because money cannot be your only instigator to keep you going. The youth of today is confused in figuring out that what business they should do. The simple solution to this problem is that your current niche. You should choose the field in which you have some experience and interest. If you have to spend your money and time on the business, then you need a purpose to sustain it for a long time. For instance, if you are working in a restaurant, then it will be good for you to start a business of food services and all because you know the functioning of this niche.

Explore your Market

Entrepreneurship allows you to explore. Explore the market and research about the need and demand of the time. The growth of the business depends upon the need of the consumers. Hence, if you are planning to open a garment store, then you should explore the market of the garments. You need to research several questions. Are the other garment stores in the market succeeding? Do the markets need another garment store? Can the people of the area afford the high- end prices of your store? Do you think they will like your garment store? Exploring the answer to these questions will give you an idea of long-term business.

Education is Important

It is a myth that a successful entrepreneur is never a graduate. Although, an entrepreneur is a self- made but a quality education is also necessary. To understand things, to learn new things education is mandatory. You can own business without education but the chances to run it for a long-term is minimal. According to the research, every entrepreneur in a leading industry is at least graduated. Hence, complete your education first and then start your venture.

Slow and steady wins the Race

Having a slow beginning of your business is not a sign a failure. Sometimes, businesses grow at a moderate pace but, after a while, it will be upshot in something terrific. Don't rush to succeed in your business leisurely and steadily imbibe things and keep blooming with time. A slow pace allows you to explore your market and consumers. Many entrepreneurs build their business with their ongoing jobs. They believe in dealing with the new situations with the assistance of their current experience. Home Page

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