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Chapter 2: Business Options

There  are so many options available and its good to have a look at some of the options available. What  are  some  options;  you  can  choose  to  start  and  build  your  own business from scratch, buy an existing already established business? Or you can  choose  a  brand  name  with  all  the  bells  and  whistles  by  buying  a franchise.

Start Your Own Business

Starting your own business is the riskiest and time consuming, you need to spend time researching your market establishing relationships with potential customers and have a lot of patience.

Buy an Established Business

Maybe  your  choice  is  to  buy  an existing  business,  while  this  can initially  be  more  expensive,  what you  get  is  an  established  name, established   and   loyal   customer base.

"Everyone has different circumstances, financials and needs, review all the options and importantly count the cost both personally and financially before committing to any business."

Buying  an  established  business  can mean  you  make  an income  from,  the first day; you also have an established management system and usually an established premises.

While buying and established business may not be uniquely your own, after a time you can make changes and add your own stamp to it. With this option it is often very easy to grow and expand your business horizons and possibly even turning it into a franchise system.

Franchising

Buying a franchise is a great way to get a brand name and a proven money making system.

We all know of the big franchises MacDonald's, BurgerKing, and KFC all very successful business.

What  do  you  get,  an  established  proven  business  system  and  model, constant advertising and importantly a brand name everyone recognizes.

What you don't get or (can't do) is freedom to change the system, control of the way you promote and manage the business.

What to Consider

For me  the  work and the  satisfaction and the excitement that  comes  from starting your own business is well worth the risk.

Having said that everyone has different circumstances, financials and needs, review  all  the  options  and importantly  count  the  cost  both  personally and financially before committing to any business.