Sep 14, 2024
Thinking about starting a side hustle or going out on your own? Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or a first-timer, this insightful episode with author and business expert David Barnett is packed with valuable advice.
David
returns to Debt Free
in 30 to delve into starting or buying a business out of
necessity.
Discussing the
importance of market research—when it’s needed and not—along with
creative strategies for securing funding when resources are scarce.
He also provides practical guidance on
starting
with limited or no
capital, and the types of businesses that
align with your abilities, financial situation, and
more.
Timestamps:
(0:00) Introduction to David Barnett: Business Broker, Consultant, and Entrepreneur
(3:50) Excerpt from David’s Book: Why People Start Businesses Out of Necessity
(5:25) Choosing the Right Business When You Have to Start One
(6:40) Effectuation: Starting a Business Based on What You Can Do
(10:00) Conducting Market Research for Your Business Idea
(12:00) Starting a Business with No Money: Is It Possible?
(16:50) Top Tips for Launching a Business Without Capital
(19:50) Exploring Funding Sources for Small Businesses
(21:20) Side Hustles While Keeping Your Day Job
(22:30) Deciding Whether to Buy or Start a Business
(26:40) Understanding Bank Lending Motives for Business Loans
(29:30) The
Importance of Community Support in
Business
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Resources:
David Barnett YouTube
Hoyes Michalos YouTube
David’s
New Book: “Starting or Buying a Business”
David Barnett’s Website
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