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Been an employee for 10+ years?
You're gonna have a hard time running a business.
Why?
Employee skills & mindset ≠ business owner skills & mindset.
If you’re looking to buy a business, here are 5 easy ways to improve the odds (w/o risking your job in the meantime):
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You're gonna have a hard time running a business.
Why?
Employee skills & mindset ≠ business owner skills & mindset.
If you’re looking to buy a business, here are 5 easy ways to improve the odds (w/o risking your job in the meantime):
A 👇🧵
1/ Start a side-hustle. This is such an underrated win-win.
Save up the cash needed for your equity injection much quicker and learn practical business skills at the same time.
Everyone should have a side-hustle. Especially if you want to buy a business one day.
Save up the cash needed for your equity injection much quicker and learn practical business skills at the same time.
Everyone should have a side-hustle. Especially if you want to buy a business one day.
2/ Find opportunities to work key skills you’ll need as a business owner into your W2 - volunteer for additional assignments if needed.
Tops here: sales, managing people, hiring, building processes & systems, understanding business finance & accounting.
Tops here: sales, managing people, hiring, building processes & systems, understanding business finance & accounting.
Building a micro-business in 24 hours.
Live on Twitter 👇
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If you are like me, you probably have 437 random business ideas floating around in your head.
The best thing you can do with a new idea?
Take action on it FAST ✅
I'll show you exactly how to build an MVP in a couple hours and launch your idea.
First let's chat about....
The best thing you can do with a new idea?
Take action on it FAST ✅
I'll show you exactly how to build an MVP in a couple hours and launch your idea.
First let's chat about....
The RULES 📑
1⃣ 24 Hours To Launch
2⃣ $250 Max "Investment"
3⃣ ZERO coding allowed
I am going to stress test some of the LaunchOS.co principles with ONE GOAL:
Show you how easy it can be to launch a new idea and test the market.
1⃣ 24 Hours To Launch
2⃣ $250 Max "Investment"
3⃣ ZERO coding allowed
I am going to stress test some of the LaunchOS.co principles with ONE GOAL:
Show you how easy it can be to launch a new idea and test the market.
Hi, I’m the founder of VirtualCFO.io. I work with 10-15 clients as a hands on Fractional CFO, who is highly vested in my clients long term success. I want to partner with driven people to help them get to their desired outcomes.
🧵on who, what, when, where, and how:
🧵on who, what, when, where, and how:
1/ I'm a CPA by trade, but entrepreneur by heart. I spent my first 10 years in public accounting.
The next 10 years I founded, grew, and exited Tower Fund Services, a fund administration firm that serviced hedge, private equity, VC, RE, direct lending, and crypto funds.
The next 10 years I founded, grew, and exited Tower Fund Services, a fund administration firm that serviced hedge, private equity, VC, RE, direct lending, and crypto funds.
2/ I wore many hats at Tower and honed my skills. I worked on marketing, sales, fulfillment, technology, HR, and finance.
I grew that business to several million in ARR and had systems in place that allowed the business to function without my day to day interaction.
I grew that business to several million in ARR and had systems in place that allowed the business to function without my day to day interaction.
Hey #SMBtwitter why don’t I ever see y’all talking about private utilities?
There seems to be some way to get a monopoly on providing water (only alternative is a well) to many locations in rural Texas.
Seems like a good gig. Maybe even better than…self storage.
There seems to be some way to get a monopoly on providing water (only alternative is a well) to many locations in rural Texas.
Seems like a good gig. Maybe even better than…self storage.
I’ll give a little more info:
I’m building something and here are the costs from the private water company:
1. $555 investigation fee
2. $5000 per lue (Lue is determined by use and square footage, has nothing to do with actual use) which will total $100k for 80k sqf
I’m building something and here are the costs from the private water company:
1. $555 investigation fee
2. $5000 per lue (Lue is determined by use and square footage, has nothing to do with actual use) which will total $100k for 80k sqf
3. 1% inspection fee for cost of conneftion
4. 1% construction fee based on actual cost. How this will be computed I don’t know
5. Deposit per meter
6. Then they get to charge for water
Alternative is build a well. No other water provider.
Common in Texas.
4. 1% construction fee based on actual cost. How this will be computed I don’t know
5. Deposit per meter
6. Then they get to charge for water
Alternative is build a well. No other water provider.
Common in Texas.
