Why is it that everyone I talk to about my plan has a business concept of their own - and wants me to give them feedback? And I suspect investors are probably all frustrated entrepreneurs and mostly have a hard time backing off and letting the founder run with it.
But I probably won't have that problem - so far, most people seem a little baffled and can't see how I'm going to make money. Maybe I should be writing a book, not a business plan!
-Jen
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2 comments:
No Jen I think u shud go ahead with your business. I think people just have a lot of opinions and u shud not listen to all of them. Really...cos well if everyone was as brilliant as they claim to be they wud all be millionaires by now. You know the saying: Nothing is as free as advice...
Vangile, I read one of your posts previously about needing to talk to a web developer/internet strategist. I'm a woman entrepreneur myself (oddly not in the Internet space) but I do a lot of consulting on Internet Strategy and am working on an Internet start-up of my own. I'd be happy to talk to you to help you.
P.S. Don't ever let anyone tell you something can't be done, it can!
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