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Ravinder Chautala

Passionate Entrepren... • 5m

Starting a business can feel overwhelming, but the key is to begin with small, simple steps. Here’s how you can take your first step: ✅ Find a Problem to Solve – Every business starts with a problem. Look around and see what people struggle with. ✅ Do Basic Research – Check if others are solving the same problem. Understand your potential customers and what they need. ✅Start Small – You don’t need a big office or huge investment. Start with what you have—maybe just an idea and a plan. ✅Test Your Idea – Create a simple version of your product or service, and see how they react. ✅ Take Action – Don’t wait for the perfect moment. ✅ Stay Consistent – Keep going, learn from mistakes, and improve step by step. The most important thing is to start. Success comes to those who take action, not just those who have great ideas. Take your first step today! 💡 Need help getting started? Let me know if my small friendly suggestions can help you to take your first step!

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Too many people launch without testing demand. A simple landing page, pre-orders, or surveys can save you from wasting months on a dead-end idea but I think starting isn’t the hard part, its also sticking with it when things get tough is.

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