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Originally Posted by Dave Kaminski  I completely agree with Moltar. I think you should get started as soon as possible thinking of business ideas. As was suggested in another board, every day you should right down a couple or a few things you think you might enjoy doing that would benefit others. These can be as simple as starting your own roofing business or as complicated as beginning a biotech firm.
Another question you should ask yourself, would you rather be self employed or an entrepreneur/business owner? There's a BIG DIFFERENCE.
A couple good books to help you differentiate are Cashflow Quadrant and The eMyth Revisited |
Yes, don't quit your day job until you've done your homework. Pay the price and read all the books that are recommended...two being mentioned here are excellent.
But then remember that READING is not the same as action....Make the list of all the things you need to do to get that business off the ground. Make an exhaustive list. Add to that list, taking to lunch others that have done what you want to do and pick their brain.
I'm on my 4th significant business.(I had a couple more that I don't count anymore
) 2 failed and 2 were very successful. You go for it, learn from failures and keep going.