How To Start The Right Way as a Beginner Entrepreneur

It’s 2021 and being an entrepreneur is cooler than ever. More and more people are trying their hand with entrepreneurship and even more are quitting, lol.

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With the Internet being what it is today, anyone can find some success with a little determination and a-lot of focus. Oh yeah, and with a little capital . The sneaky thing about entrepreneurship is, it takes time.

It takes a-lot of trial and error for you to grow as a person and for you to grow your business. But what takes the most time is actually applying those new skills, habits, and ideas successfully.

How to start right as an entrepreneur

Believe it or not, most of the times the thing that gets in the way of those things happening at a faster pace is lack of time. You see, most beginning entrepreneurs still have jobs. So they still need to go to work full time. 8 hours a day 5 days a week and sometimes more.

That puts them in a position where they have to give up social time to find time to build a business. But let’s look at it a little deeper. They only need to do it that way because they have bills to pay, right?

Rent, vehicle expenses, food, sometimes children expenses, and of course the new business. I’m sure I missed some things but that’s the bulk of it. If we took away the overhead payments of everyday life, all of a sudden we would have a-lot more time to be actively building our dreams and goals.

But hold on, there is another way you can do things. We can decrease or everyday life expenses for a wile and with that extra money left over, we can then afford move on to working three days a week instead.

That gives us more time to build the future and speeds up the time in which we get to successful results in our new business. But it all starts with less expenses first. Another way you can do it is by, working two jobs for a few years and saving up enough capital to pay for your future expenses for a full year.

Then you can live off those savings and focus on your business and skills Full time for a whole year. That one is a little harder to pull off but it will transform your life if you take that time seriously.

So with that being said, remember this. The most important factor as a beginner entrepreneur is your Business overhead and life expenses. If you get that low and do the work it’s only a matter of time until you become successful.

Even if you have to sleep in your office for a while. Find a way to live below your means! If you can do that, it will take most of the pressure off of you so you can take more chances and make better decisions.

Wishing you all the best on your Journey. Your friend, The Frivilo, Entrepreneur