Having a startup is something to be proud of. You have created an income-generated company out of a mere idea; more people manage to get out of their jobless phase. Your products and services are a welcome change in your industry, too. Thanks to you, the consumers have access to a broader range of options—an impossible feat when enterprises and corporations still monopolized the market. Despite that, the level of dedication that a startup requires from a person is typically easier to fulfill for an unattached individual than someone with a family. After all, when you have a budding business, the investors come once it becomes established. You must pool…

I have anxiety. I’ve had it for as long as I could remember. But it didn’t stop me from living my life and opening up a business. It went well from its opening up until now, but this year, my anxiety took its toll. It has taken over me and with that, I have to take things slow.

Venturing into start-ups comes with several risks. There is never a guarantee for the start-up’s success. People create start-ups with only one aim: to be successful in the future. Some succeed, but others still fall to failure because of certain factors. Check out these 5 factors that can affect your Start-Ups. Your Idea’s Significance In creating a start-up, considering the product or service is vital.  It should be beneficial to the current culture of the society. Check if your idea is too old for use to some or too advanced that only a certain few can truly appreciate its value. Take the time to research on currently in-demand products or…

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