Startup University Kickstart

Startup University: Kickstart

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You have a great idea and want to be a business owner. That’s why you’re here, right? But the statement “I want to be a business owner” goes much deeper than those simple words.

I know you’re tired of working for someone else, when you know you have what it takes to run your own business.

I know you want freedom to live life on your terms, and no one else’s. And I know you’re scared of waking up in 20 years and realize you never gave your dreams a shot.

And one of the biggest things I know is that the majority of businesses fail (8 out of 10 to be exact) – and they don’t have to.

Sometimes bad things happen that are completely out of our control – natural disasters, economic downturns, unforeseen health crises…

These things can cripple any new business and we can’t do anything to prevent them from happening. They can completely blindside you when you least expect it.

But what about the consequences that you could have planned for? The things you could’ve seen coming. What if you had a formula that increased your business’s chances of long-term success?

Amazing idea + Validation + Streamlined Business Plan + Essential Business Skills + The Right Funding Choices + Passion = Your Successful Business

I know you’re passionate about your incredible new business idea. But it’s just not enough. That’s why we created Startup University: Kickstart.

Behind these virtual doors lie a private classroom where you can learn the essential business skills that would normally take you years to master and thousands of hours sifting through business books.

You don’t need a doctorate in entrepreneurship to start your business. (Liesha found that out the hard way!) All you need are core fundamentals, a formula for success, and a bucket of elbow grease. And that’s exactly what you’ll be learning.

You’ll figure out if you should pursue the business idea, pivot, or throw it out the window like it’s an unwelcome spider in your car. (It happens! →)

If your idea is a winner we’ll show you how to effectively plan it out while maintaining your sanity, where to raise the money, and how to can get your first customer.

This is where you’ll find out what tools and resources give you the most value for your money, our favorite business books for additional reading, and deals and discounts that save you precious time and money.

Before you spend your valuable time and money on starting a business, it’s important to see if it will actually work. In this class we’ll dive deep. Here you’ll see if your idea is a winner. Or not.

Depending on your needs, industry, and location, we’ve broken down your funding options and point you in the right direction for all the resources that are actually worth your time. (This alone is worth enrolling for)

If you’re a first time business owner, getting the word out about your product or service can be really intimidating. What should you focus on? Where will you get the best results? In this course, you’ll learn the 5 skills you need to survive as a business owner marketing their business.

Caution: Pitfalls ahead! Here we’ll cover the top 7 mistakes entrepreneurs make when starting their business and the exact steps you can take to avoiding them.

To help you bootstrap your business and save money where it counts, we’ve put together the top tools and resources that will make your life as an entrepreneur significantly easier while helping you build your small business.

Let me hand the microphone back to Liesha. She’s got a story that you really need to hear. I’ll see you on the inside after you enroll at the bottom!

There once was a gal who wanted to be self-employed. So she started business after business, but they all failed. But she had a new idea. A new concept that would surely be her ticket to success. Her idea was so great!

She saved and planned. She rented space, got a new sign, and excitedly opened her new business. And waited for the flood of new customers. And waited. And waited. And waited…but they never came.

Why did our unsuccessful entrepreneur fail? She didn’t lack determination or drive. What she did lack was a simple knowledge of her market. Because if she’d done any market research, she would have understood that her latest business was destined for failure.

Why? It was a good concept. But it was all wrong for her community. It was too pricey, competition was too strong, her location was horrible, and the market wasn’t big enough.

You need to figure out if you have a great idea that will be forgotten – or the incredible business you’ve been dreaming about. Startup University: Kickstart will show you how to find out which you have.

According to Bloomberg, 8 out of 10 entrepreneurs who start businesses fail within the first 18 months.

But not all businesses are the same. The story of our unfortunate entrepreneur perfectly illustrates this concept – she could have been successful in another location, maybe in another area.

A low-risk startup stays in the planning stages until they have a viable product. It’s as simple as that. A low-risk startup understands they may need to go back to the drawing board 1000 times before they get it right.

They don’t jump steps. They don’t move forward. They don’t give up until they have the right business plan. Can you create a successful high-risk business? Sure, nothing’s impossible.

But the odds are not in your favor. Your goal is to create a business that has the lowest failure risk. At SU: Kickstart, we’ll show you how to be a low-risk startup and give yourself the best chances for success.

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