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369 Niches Rolled Up Into 1 Product

369 NICHES ROLLED UP INTO 1 PRODUCT
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THE DREAM JOB OF WORKING FOR YOURSELF: HOW TO TURN A HOBBY INTO PROFIT
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Through careful organization, dedication and proper planning, you will learn how to build a solid foundation for any company of your choosing. Most entrepreneurs began their careers stating, “I need to be able to work for myself one day.

WHAT WE HATE ABOUT WORKING FOR OTHERS
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The frustration usually builds making us desperate for another job. Others will hate the idea they are making the owner of the company rich yet have a “fixed” salary that never seems to increase with every passing year.

FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU HATE ABOUT EMPLOYMENT WITH OTHERS
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Even though you feel an extreme amount of pressure from working for a job that you hate, it is important to consciously evaluate what you hate about your job, boss or company. Depending on what your job was, you should tailor your own questions for you to answer. ” This type of comment and attitude will get you no where in your career and it will get you no where in life.

WRITING YOUR BUSINESS PLAN
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Now that you have compiled all of the things you hated or loved about your old job, you should be able to incorporate these important traits into the business you will soon create. Setting up a business with serious rigidity will not help it succeed, but will only help to pull it under.

WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY? FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU WANT TO DO FOR PROFIT.
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Try to incorporate this idea into all of the ideas you have already sketched out for your business model. The idea of this section is to help you focus on one specific aspect of a hobby and mold it into a profitable business.

LOOK AT SIMILAR BUSINESSES GET IDEAS.
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Many business owners are happy to discuss this, so this very well may prove to be quite valuable to the start of your business. Perhaps they are doing something you haven’t thought of or perhaps you want to do something they haven’t thought of. What do they do differently from others in the industry? Is there anything special about their product or business? How does this compare to what you want to do? You should also decide if their products have given you any interesting ideas as to what you want to do with your hobby. Before you officially open your business, you need to take a look at the competition in the industry of your choice.

FINALIZE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN. WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN NEXT: LEGALLY, EDUCATION, AND FINANCIALLY.
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Depending on the type of industry your hobby is, you may need equipment to help you do the hobby. Once you have done the research for what your competition looks like in the industry, chances are you have stumbled upon the different licenses you will need to sustain your business or the education you will need to do your business correctly.

EDUCATE YOURSELF IN SALES…VERY IMPORTANT!
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Some entrepreneurs will learn sales from a job in sales. You can always read about how to do sales, but actually watching someone sell a product or sell a product yourself is the best way to learn how to sell any product to another person. Even though this may set you back for on your timeline for opening your business, you will probably find that this is time well spent because you will learn the fine art of sales – a task that is usually difficult for many people to master.

CREATE. DESIGN. WHAT WORKS WITH YOUR BUSINESS MODEL?
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For example: if you had an antique furniture refinishing business, incorporate another aspect of furniture refinishing into your business�like refinishing new furniture with water marks on it.

RINSE AND REPEAT
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. All of us dream about having the perfect, job, family, and spouse.

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