How to promote your small business to a wild success
Big banks, companies blessed with angel investors, a generous family or a rush of capital from issuing stock – they all provide a blessing every entrepreneur dreams of: that famous startup capital. However, what do you do when this good fortune is not yours?
My grandpa used to ask me regularly since my 10th birthday: “Are you saving? Where is your startup capital? How will you get ahead in this world?” That’s probably because I would ask him to give me money instead of gifts for birthdays! I’d tell him: “I will buy for myself everything I need.” And so, I started to save that birthday cash for my own startup capital. When I was 13 I dreamed of starting up my own fast food business and selling burgers because I thought if Ray Kroc of McDonald’s can do it, so can I. ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ author, Robert Kiyosaki, fired me up on that idea even more.