David Duel

David Duel awesome as running your own business sounds, it's also incredibly difficult.  Entrepreneurs are also more anxious than other people and experience more day-to-day stress. After all, when you're responsible for the bottom line, every setback falls on you personally. Here's the good news: Starting a company can be one of the most rewarding, exhilarating, and interesting opportunities you'll ever get. If you're aware of the risks and you're still dead-set on being an entrepreneur, use the strategies and advice in this guide. How to Become an Entrepreneur 1.  Identify profitable startup ideas. 2.  Identify and focus on a growing category (or categories). 3.  Fill an underserved demand. 4.  Make something better (or cheaper) than what's out there. 5.  Validate your startup idea with buyer persona research. 6.  Start with a minimum viable product (MVP). 7.  Create a business plan. 8.  Continue to iterate based on feedback. 9.  Find a co-founder.   David

California, USA David Duel whether you own a small business unit or a multinational company,  your business entails major responsibilities which need to be fulfilled without any compromises. At the same time, your business also enjoys certain rights which differ from place to place. Rights As a business owner , you have the right of decision making for each and every aspect related to your business processes. You have the right to run business in any manner, following any strategy until and unless you are not violating any state or federal law. There is no limit of capital or efforts invested to ensure success and increased business productivity . You are free to frame new and effective business strategies that add new customers and increase revenue in the competitive business era . Your business also has the right to refuse the supply of goods and services under various circumstances. l  Decision Making l  Right to Refuse Service l  No limit of capital investment l  Make changes in bu