Pam
Are you wondering if online business ownership is for you? We are living in truly interesting times right now. And, many of us find ourselves working from home, perhaps for the first time ever.
According to the New York Post, almost 62 percent of the U.S. population said they dreamed of having their own business. That was back in 2018. But most, keep putting it off, waiting for that right time, or sweet opportunity. Life has a way of getting in the way like that. But, maybe you’re stuck at home now or working remotely. Or maybe, you’ve been laid off.
Could now be the moment to finally give in to those entrepreneurial cravings. Could now be the time to launch that business you’ve been dreaming of?
If you decide to start an online business, you would be joining the ranks of hundreds of thousands of others. And, there are a lot of moving parts to an online business. Figuring out how to make yourself stand out from the crowd. And getting those parts done correctly, and in the right order will go a long way to helping you be successful. But is that enough?
There is a huge learning curve to starting a business. And, an online business, is after all, still a business. So, there is marketing and websites. There are technical hurdles, and learning to attract leads. And of course, how to convert those leads to customers. Plus product development and affiliate sales. And that’s just at the tip of the iceberg. After you get all of that in place there’s scaling the business to build sustainable growth . . . and whew!
I’m not trying to scare you though.
The list could go on and on because there’s always something new to learn. Even online business owners and marketers at the top of their game are still learning. But, here’s the thing . . . ALL of that can be learned.
You can even hire other folks to do some of it for you. That is not the real key to determining if you should start your own business on or offline. The real determining factor is you!
Do you have the right mindset for running your own business? Can you think like a CEO, rather than an employee?
Are you open to figuring out how to adapt your business to new realities as they present themselves. There will be times when you have to find new avenues and opportunities to serve your clients. Or even meet their changing needs. Can you do that? Can you stay calm in the midst of the storm, when everyone else is losing their heads? Can you find the opportunity to serve your potential clients now, and into the future?
Starting, running and growing a business doesn’t have to be hard. But it does take stamina and courage to go the distance; to persevere against the odds. And a willingness to take consistent, focused action in the direction you want to go.
If you’re willing to do that, and you’ve figured out how you can serve the needs of your potential customer . . . right now might be the very best time to start your new business.
And, you don’t have to do it alone.
