Be prepared to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. There will be hurdles and hula-hoops every step of the way, so love what you do, and remember why you started.
Don’t live your life wishing. Live your life by doing! The journey may appear long and arduous but inch by inch it’s a cinch, yard by yard it’s not hard and when you arrive on the other side, the side of achievement, boy does it feel grand!
Writing a business plan is a great way to test the financial viability of your idea. It also provides a logical structure for thinking about your business.
Be honest. About your desires, expectations, and timeline, and be thoughtful about setting realistic goals for your business. As for how to stay in business: a fresh perspective and fluidity is key.
Who would’ve thought a $15,000 loan from WEV would result in a company with 8 employees that’s helped raise over $750,000 for local schools and non-profits?
Make sure you are willing to put in the sweat equity for however long it takes. Having a great idea is not enough. You need the substantive business guidance that WEV provides to make your enterprise viable.