Stephen Moyers says, “Starting an online business can be daunting. But, instead of being overwhelmed, think about it as an exciting journey. Focusing on the important components common to all companies, and organizing them into manageable chunks, can help.

Consider this a crash course in entrepreneurship.

Make a Checklist

With the ascendance of technology, it’s easy to forget how helpful a simple checklist can be.

Writing down and visualizing goals for your business helps cement the steps you should take to achieve your end goal: running your own business.

A checklist helps you to stay organized, to focus on goals, and, ultimately, to succeed. When making a checklist, consider the following categories:

Support. Your business will need plenty of support to succeed, especially during its first few years. Before opening your business, establish a versatile, reachable network of people who can help you get started. A business partner can be a great asset, but consider professionals such as a financial adviser or a technology expert as well”.

A Crash Course: Start an Online Business in Three Steps

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