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My advise would be pick a business that have low start up cost but high
profit margin.

For young entrepreneurs it would be nice to see what the start up costs are
on different types of businesses. Also if SBA could give more information on
what businesses historically fail and why.

Thank you,

Keith Gilabert

it's great , thank you very much for sharing these infomations

I would like to see some content on people who have made it in business and
there stories. As others have mentioned above its all about learning. Its
always good to get advice from people who have been through it all themselves
and came out on top. It helps you avoid some of the mistakes and may also put
you on the right track to succeeding.
I would also like to see some sections were others can offer there services.
Networking is important with smaller businesses and it helps get the word out
and potentially find some good contacts.

Wonderful and very inspiring post. Keep it up.

For me the hardest part of running my own businesses, was being the boss. Untill you have to, you don't really understand what it takes to make a business decission. When you have to turn people away from their job, because they are not cost effective to your business. Could you do that to a friend? Could you run all the aspects (marketing, admin, maintenance, security, health and safety etc) alone? By when would you have enough money to hire directors? Are you a loner. What sport do you like. Golf, running, etc or team sports? Why do you want your own business? Do you move away from, or towards?

Most young entrepreneurs can be described as inexperienced individuals. So, I advice them ask and learn from well-experienced businessmen.