- Is having money a prerequisite
to becoming a successful entrepreneur?
While having money as a startup helps,
it's not a requirement
before you take a plunge into owning your own business.
In fact, there were plenty of entrepreneurs
who started off broke and are now massively successful.
So if you're ever feeling discouraged
about your financial situation
while you're building your business,
look to these success stories who started with nothing
and consider the tips that I'm giving you in this video.
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What's helped me in my entrepreneurial journey is
having a community of like-minded entrepreneurs
who are working hard to make their dream come true.
We have hundreds of entrepreneurs just like you
in my Infinite Impact Army community
which is a group of people who have taken
my 21-day challenge.
And while this is a paid challenge,
it's at such a low cost for a ton of value,
and there's even been people who've implemented,
and for $47, after three weeks, made back over $3,000.
So, if you're an entrepreneur
with a limited amount of financial resources,
high value and low cost resources
is what you're gonna wanna look for.
Click the link below to learn more about my
21-day Infinite Video Impact Challenge.
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The best thing about running an online business,
you basically have zero overhead costs.
And as an entrepreneur who's just starting out,
establishing yourself online is the way to go.
If you have a phone or a computer
and an internet connection,
you can build a million-dollar business.
There are a ton of free resources out there
that teaches you how to create a business from scratch.
You can watch as many videos as you'd like, like this one,
or you can learn all about video marketing,
social media management,
and everything you need to know about business.
Take advantage of all the free value.
Sign up for email lists,
start to hone in on the leaders in the industry
that you want to model your success on.
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You have bills to pay and you need to eat. I get it.
If you're at the edge of quitting your full-time,
well-paying career
and you're afraid to make that plunge because of money,
you're gonna have to make some sacrifices in the beginning.
Maybe you can't go out as often or spend $5 on that coffee
or you have to give up on the beautiful luxury home dreams
to opt for a smaller, less expensive space.
In the meantime, is it going to be hard?
Yeah.
But you have to decide
whether or not your dreams are worth it.
Remember that this is temporary.
While, yes, you may be sacrificing a high paycheck
for a lower part-time sum,
you're also building your client list on the side
until you can finally say goodbye to being an employee
and step full time into your role as a business owner.
Successful entrepreneurs are where they're at
because they did whatever it took
to see their dreams come to fruition.
And that includes working part-time at maybe a coffee shop.
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This is not so much a practical piece of advice
but rather one that's going to help you
no matter where you're at right now
in your entrepreneurial journey.
So much of being an entrepreneur
requires you to push through your limiting beliefs.
Yes, it can be discouraging, frustrating,
even embarrassing when you're working hard,
burning the midnight oil to establish your business,
and you're broke (laughs).
A lot of people give up here
because they think it's not worth it.
But a key determinant of success is how you handle lows.
And when you're an impact-driven
and profit-focused entrepreneur,
people succeed when they pursue things that matter to them
on a deeper level.
Every successful entrepreneur had humble beginnings.
If you're ready to take the plunge,
I encourage you to hunker down, stay focused, work hard,
and surround yourself
with the people who are gonna support you.
I've linked my 21-day Infinite Video Impact Challenge below
and it's going to give you so much value and knowledge
for a small investment, only $47.
And like I said, people have joined this challenge
and made thousands just by implementing
within those three weeks.
So I hope to see you in the next challenge.
Thanks so much for watching.
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