Entrepreneurship 6 myth barrier

After removing the boundaries that hold the steps to become self-employed, you may feel more ready to plunge into the business field. but not often you hear things that diminish your courage, the myths that make you think again. The following are some myths of entrepreneurship barrier:

1. Small businesses provide only insignificant benefits.

2. There is no business opportunity is left again.
many people think is difficult to start because it was a lot of entrepreneurship in small business players. in fact, we need to do is keen to find opportunities to participate in "play" a particular field.

3. Small business with big business lost in the competition.
not big business always beat small businesses. if you feel defeated or lose capital campaign with big business, look for gaps to provide advantages of your business. for example you make fresh fruit juice business, to provide more value to your business, you can add the inter-message service.

4. Small businesses often fail
This myth arises because usually it takes a long time to succeed in business. one of the key to success in small business is the "grit" to persevere in difficult times. for example, food businesses normally take about 3 - 6 months to be recognized and preferred customers.

5. I was not born with the talent business
maybe this is the most common myths you hear: "I do not have descendants businessmen, parents my employees, teachers, farmers, or others." actually, when talking about the descent, grandfathers and our ancestors, prophets Adam and Hawa is a businessman. they were not employees because they do not work on anyone. they have been authorized by God to manage the land, parks and hewa for their lives. so, there is no reason that we are not descended from employers.

6. Small businesses more of an effort than the effort of the brain muscle
not all small businesses rely on muscle. You can use the brain to make a profit. by utilizing information technology as a cheap phone, SMS, and e-mail, you can make money, either full time or part time.



Ardiyato, 2009