If you don't have a solid business plan yet the step one is to write one so you'll have a solid understanding on what you will actually do - it's not a bible s

If you don't have a solid business plan yet the step one is to write one so you'll have a solid understanding on what you will actually do - it's not a bible so you can change it if it needs to be changed. When you have a business plan that seems to be working, then you'll have to thing how to implement it, distribute it and so on. These are crucial steps and all beginning enterpreneuers will be far too positive on these so if you think there will be X customers that will pay Y amount of money, divide them by half. When you have everything planned, you need to think how to finance it - that is when your 50k will come to play. I would recommend 253% to keep your day job until you have at least one paying customer or are getting some decent money from at least something connected to your project. Too many projects end like this and it's very, very sad: http://www.snotr.com/video/1133 http://www.snotr.com/video/1133