Book Review: Out of the Cubicle and Into Business
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you want your own business… |
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you have never owned and managed a business… |
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you are an area expert, technology person, or escapee from the corporate world… |
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you want to learn things you didn’t know you didn’t know… |
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you are ready to work on designing and planning your business… |
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IF you are ready to action… |
Out of the Cubicle and Into Business is written in a straight-forward style that combines information and action. The book contains 114+ key questions to help you develop your business idea and gather the information, resources, and motivation to setup your own business.
Part resource, part workbook – ALL about getting the reader on the right track from the beginning by asking questions about:
- What you want to sell
- Who are your customers
- How will you reach the customers
- How much money do you need (including major categories of expense and investment)
- Who do you need to help with your business – accountants, lawyers, employees…
Getting into the detail that enables you to understand the scope of the task and what you need to make happen, Out of the Cubicle and Into Business gets your business started on the path to success.
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