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No contacts, no domain experience -> you need 5-10 years to build these. Contacts+Experience are also a longer way to say "business value". You have two ways t
by erikb 10y ago
No contacts, no domain experience -> you need 5-10 years to build these. Contacts+Experience are also a longer way to say "business value".
You have two ways to build it. One is always coming from the outside, hoping for nice/stupid people to explain it to you, hoping to get shitty contracts to make some kind of money. This way will be the slave road.
The alternative is becoming an excited new employee at a customer or another provider for your customers and work there for 5-10 years. You have rights (like laws working in your favour), you have regular income, you are at the table where things happen and get some tips from people who work in that area for 10+ years, and hell, you may even save a few bucks that later can be used to found a company.
Yes, you'll be your bosses bitch, but only to some degree, because of laws. Customers will be much, much more cruel. If you can't bow to a boss, you certainly won't be able to handle customers yourself.
If you neither have rich parents nor business value, don't attempt to build your own business. People just say that because they are part of the economy that makes money from the sacrifices you take on your own, or at least have rich parents themselves and therefore don't even know that it can be a problem if one is behind rent payment and lacks $20k in funds.
- mattmanser 10y agoI respectfully disagree. I know two different entrepreneurs who set up internet businesses in domains completely unknown to them and simply walked into all the businesses they wanted to target and signed people up in the first weeks of operating. Restaurants + B&Bs were the domains.
- erikb 10y agoYou forgot the affiliate link to the $200 course where they explain how they did it. ;-)