Entrepreneurs

I’m working from my flat and would like to know if i must register my beauty and hair business? If so, where do i go and what is the steps to do that? Thank You

There is no register of businesses in the UK, you register yourself as self employed with HMRC. Details on their site. You have to pay NI contributions but will only pay tax if your income is over £7475 a year minus expenses. You HAVE to register within 3 months of starting a business.

I am an entrepreneur and new to London and I would like to meet experienced entrepreneurs with whom I could partner with to start or take over a business. I am open to any business ideas but the areas I am particularly interested in are financial service and online businesses, but also manufacturing is on my radar.

Try "dragons den"

do liberals understand the benefits of entrepreneurs in society or do you think they are greedy bad business people?

Government regulates small businesses out of business, while deregulating corporation, corporatism.

Everything is funneled up, corporatism is raping and pillaging the country

The break-even analysis is a preliminary screening that can show an entrepreneur the minimum sales needed to keep a business running. Respond to the following quote from Effective Small Business Management: “It can show an entrepreneur who might have unreasonable expectations about a business idea just how unprofitable a proposed business venture is likely to be

It’s pretty self explanatory, if you don’t understand what this is saying, please save yourself time and heartache and don’t go into business for yourself.

I am curious of what you have to accomplish to become a Entrepreneur.

Chutzpa

Tomorrow I’m meeting an established business entrepreneur and looking for some inspiration as to the questions I could ask him relating to business?

I would ask him "if you started a business tomorrow, what would you do differently this time?"

Or "any great software you simply couldn’t do without?"

Or "any brilliant books I should read?"

Or "have you got any contacts in China you would like to share with me?"

These are the questions I would ask if I were in your shoes. I don’t think one meeting would be long enough!

I’m majoring in accounting. After I pay off my student loan debt I would like to eventually become an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. Is it naive to hope to make good money in entrepreneurship? I’m starting my first business class next semester, so I don’t have a business plan yet. Any suggestions or advice?

according to Donald trump only 1 to 2 percent of us is capable of being an entrepenuer.

I have to agree, YOU must posess a "take charge attiude and don’t like obeying others but are VERY self obediant.

I am not sure how a degree in accounting will help you do such that.

I like the stories of Charles Schwab and P.T Barnum but what are the BEST books to read on them and 8 other clever business men or women?

well idk about 10 but i do know 3:
Found
Sent
Sabotaged
and the next book is coming out somewhere in August

start up stage

Because the founders are visionaries. They are the big picture type of folks.

When the business goes beyond the startup phase, then they become managers. They have to deal with the investors (and many founders get kicked out by the investors they brought into the business). Many also are not equipped to handle employees.

Priorities change, and as the business expands, there are now a lot of cooks in the kitchen. Often, startup founders are used to thinking and executing the grand scheme of things in the business. With investors, shareholders, employees, they can’t simply do that anymore as they have to answer to these various groups within the business. They feel hindered and constrained; or investors may feel that they don’t have the chops to take the business to the next level.

Founders are usually kicked out (or simply become Chairman of the Board, if retained) while the investors bring in a professional CEO who has the experience, proven track record and savviness to face the new growth challenges of the business as it goes to the next level.

My friends and I (aged 21-22) started a company. Currently not producing any money, we have a patented idea in the process of getting designed. We are low on money but definitely have the creativity and risk ability to go for whatever we feel is a great idea as well as a potential market. We have many more ideas and have been doing somewhat research on what path we are taking. We would love to hear from someone that has maybe "Been there done that" or someone in our current situation that can give us any advice or anything really that will work out to our benefit!
Your answer might might give us a whole new view on life and 10 points could be the least we would have to offer. Thank you and you have our word!

I am also an startup entrepreneur. I have an idea but I too have the problem in business activition because of lack of funds. I advice you to contact an venture capitalist for funds, but before that you need to first finalise your idea. Next see that whether is there a market for it because there are many many ideas that are great but not marketable even I had one. And if you have got the patent for your idea you can easily get funds from venture capitalists or banks. So give importance to that. Another suggestion is that if you can’t makeup all the essential funds for the business with the ideas you have think about something for which you can easily get funds first. Once you have break evened in a business you can easily move on to the next one with implementing your first idea.