Ever get the feeling that your business idea seems too daunting?
Then it’s time to trim the fat and narrow it down a bit.
Once you start taking action on your business idea you’ll notice an exorbitant amount of details and action items adding up. This is usually a stage where most people have trouble gathering the extra energy to get everything for their business idea lined up and ready to go. Every time you check off an item from your to-do list there seems to be several more items in it’s place. What is an entrepreneur to do!?
Do people need it, or do you just want to sell it to them?
This question tests your ego.
Once you have a business idea you’ll really want to question the crap out of it. Don’t get us wrong, this isn’t the same as doubting yourself. You’ll know you’re an entrepreneur if you always have ideas running through your head. And you’ll know you have a business mind if you can objectively evaluate those ideas for market viability without attachment.
Where does it come from?
Well, the idea for Fanwalla came from noticing a need in the marketplace.
Surprisingly there’s still a massive number of small businesses who brush off social media, or are completely baffled by the subject. One of the most recent research findings (and quite surprising in general) indicates that many small business owners STILL don’t believe their customers are using Facebook… even though 1/3 of Americans have an account!
The day has finally come. Today marks the unofficial launch of Fanwalla.
launching a business fresh out of college can be tough. Many finish their college career with an exit interview through the financial aid department and have anxiety attacks. Well we’re here to tell you that you’re not alone.
Faced with a huge school loan debt, we’re determined to beat the odds. Katie and I have developed a game plan around this new business, Fanwalla, to provide a service we feel is severely lacking in the marketplace.