We’ve been looking at creating a community-focused business for ages. The details, methods and processes underscoring the enterprise have been maligned by an element of vagueness for too long.
Finally all the segments are finding their way to the whole. A rat-run of unconnected interconnectedness meeting on the ledge. Ultimately it all makes sense.
After all this discovery, what do I find to be the biggest challenges of all when it comes to setting up a business?
- Paperwork, and the unending trail.
- Researching the market to be completely confident in becoming successful.
- Finding the ideal client.
Obviously the ideas stick, and the rationale behind the venture is – frankly – superb, yet the frailty of human confidence means that however you approach a task, of any size, you always have that ‘what if?’ moment.
Frankly I find that encouraging, even reassuring. I’ve always been one to plough headfirst into projects and this time the benefit of patience is ruling the roost.
Tomorrow is a day replete with opportunities to firm up these plans and take them to the next level: an anticipated launch of April the mmpfth.
Some more mentoring, some more forms to complete, then the business moves from copybook to reality. A real life business name, registered address, and proposition to drive to our clients of the future.
It’s a game worth playing, even if we don’t know the rules yet. But those rules can be made by any business entering into a marketplace where opportunities are rife.
Lots to report, and discuss. And tremendously excited about it all!