HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCH A STARTUP

 By Matata Mercy

 All of us would love to attain success in our life time. Success fuels our desire to achieve something. There are different ways in which people perceive success since we all have different desires. 

 

While some aim at enriching themselves with material things in order to get financial freedom, others will try to climb the academic ladder in order to get as many qualifications as they can to put their academic career properly.

 It does not matter what path you take but you will need to identify what path actually you need to take to achieve the success that you need. If you are taking the path to build a business then you will need to start as early as you can according to Bill Gates. 

Gates started building his career in the software and technology world at a tender age of 13 years and since then he has gathered massive success.

 Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg started the company when he was still a student at Harvard University and today, the social media company is the most widely used social media platform around the world. Here are some tips on how you can be able to successfully launch your start up.

1. Get the right idea first

Building a business or a startup starts with the right idea before anything out there.  When the idea is not right then you mind not build any product or service. 

So what is the right idea? The right idea is an idea that you are so obsessed about and would love to pursue it. Are planning to build the next Facebook or Google. 

Then think about that idea first before any thing else. You can even discuss that idea with your friends and colleagues.

2.  Execution of the idea

How are you planning to work on your idea, what steps are you going to take to bring that idea to life? This is what i mean by execution. 

3. Funding

Where are you going to get the funds to build up your business? Are you looking at venture capitalists, private equity or some form of crowdfunding some where. 

Or you are using your own resources in form of savings to fund your startup?


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