1. I’m still very surprised about the idea of capital when
creating a business. The author touches up on it very slightly. However, he
never mentions ways around possibly being slightly short on start-up capital.
Likewise, he does not bring to the light a decent savings plan and how to save
for a stable future to start the business.
2. I’m slightly surprised at the authors idea of growth in a
business. He uses examples, stating that with x amount of start-up capital that
one can expect x amount of profit the first year, second year, etc. However,
what if it does not go to plan? What if profits exceed expectations at one
point and do not meet expectation in another? What precautions would be taken
to expect stability?
3. I would ask the author a very specific list of his
previous entrepreneurship experiences. I would ask him where he started, what
he did when he started, and what he would have done differently in the past. I
would also ask him who his idols are. Does he look up to Mark Cuban? Does he
think that all rich people have worked their way to the top, or some just got
very lucky?
4. I don’t really disagree with anything the author stated.
Aside from being slightly confused and surprised at some points, he said what
many could expect in greater detail.
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