I have a question about starting a business.
I've thought about it quite a few times before asking this question.
I think many people have had these thoughts.
How did those people start businesses from nothing and build such large corporations? I wonder how they completed such great businesses because they took a complicated, yet accurate path.
When I try to do such a business myself, I don't know what to do, where to start, or how to proceed.
For example, where should I get capital? Where and through what route should I gather investors?
And I don't have the ability or the money to pay salaries, so where can I gather my team members?
To be honest, I feel lost. For example, if you take an exam to become a civil servant, the scope of the exam is determined.
But this has no set path.
Okay, I'm not asking questions to complain about this and that, so let's focus on the clear questions.
Where can I get capital, and where should I recruit employees?
First, I will ask these two questions.
And I didn't graduate from the Department of Business Administration. I studied physics. And if I go to a bookstore, there are books on business and startup creation. There are also countless other books.
Isn't there a saying like this? That all the answers are contained in the books. Briefly, when I looked at the book, it also contained explanations about capital and investment. Then, shouldn't I read that book instead?
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