What are your tips for early entrepreneurs?
What are you interested in first?
Starting from the standpoint of, I want to have my own business.
I want to have my own enterprise. I want to be an entrepreneur.
Great. What are you interested in? What is your passion?
What do you offer that is different, unique, distinctive of what somebody else has out there?
It may be a little bit of a reinvention of a product.
Sometimes what's old becomes new again and has appeal.
But starting from that standpoint, the next step is, what is your vision for this enterprise?
What do you hope that it accomplishes? What do you want it to do?
What is your plan next? So we get into strategic planning of how you go about doing that.
I don't know is what you get often.
That's where a coach or an advisor can help out a person quite significantly in that area with taking those steps.
You want to, of course, you've got to feed yourself, maybe a family as well.
So it's got to be something that is going to eventually be financially productive, however you identify that as being.
And what I see is a lot of people now, they're part of the gig economy.
I've got this. I've got this other interest that's here.
I've got some investments. So they're working several different things.
What one of the advantages is to that is one enterprise dips for whatever reason, just a little bit.
Maybe the other one can balance that off.
I would start there as an early entrepreneur, your passion, your interest, what you do well,
what you do differently than anyone else that's out there.
And then we're into the game and there's a lot more detail, obviously, to dive into beyond that.