Inc. magazine presents how to really start your own business
a step-by-step guide featuring insights and advice from the founders of Crate & Barrel, David's Cookies, Celestial Seasonings, Pizza Hut, Silicon Technology, Esprit Miami
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Word Count
59,500 words, Guess
Page Count
238 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL19699862M
- ISBN-101880394138
- OCLC Control Number31150799
- Library of Congress Control Number91072604
- LibraryThing928289
Classifications
- DDC658.1/141
- LCCHG4027.6 .G863 1996
Alternate Titles
- Inc. (Boston, Mass.)
- How to really start your own business.
Description
Starting your own business represents the biggest risk and the greatest opportunity of your life. Now you can get step-by-step guidance and real-life advice in Inc.'s How to Really Start Your Own Business. You'll learn where the best new-business ideas really come from, two essential techniques for determining if customers like your idea, when your business idea is most vulnerable to being ripped off...and what you can do to protect it, the most reliable method for calculating how much money you'll need to get started, and the most underrated - and most easily available - sources of start-up money.
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