Start Small: Solve Everyday Problems

Most people think they need a groundbreaking idea to start a business but that's completely backwards.

The best first businesses solve boring problems that already exist. Look at what frustrates you daily or what

people around you complain about constantly. That's your starting point. You don't need funding

or a website or even a registered company to begin. You need one person willing to pay you

to solve their problem. Start by offering a service because services require zero inventory and

minimal upfront cost. Maybe you're good at organizing spaces or writing emails

or editing videos. Reach out to five people in your network and offer that skill at a discount just

to build proof. Document everything you learn because your mistakes are more valuable than