Start Me Up + Two more

Just to piggy back on my last Post, Steve Acctivate.com added a few more things to think about, such as:

1) A good working knowledge of that particular industry/market. You don't have to know the most, but you have to know more than the basics. You can even learn an industry quickly if you have good business skills.

2) Realistic goal setting. This is probably part of the business plan, but it's important. Very few companies make tens of millions in their second year (some do, I've seen it), but a lot get buy with a good profit level that allow owners/workers to be comfortable while going to work ... without getting rich.

Above all, have fun!....

Good reminder about the fun.... it is amazing how often we forget about that.

Thanks Steve