My non-tech business plan is capital asset intensive (at least $25M), but needs the asset to generate revenue. A related company is worth billions at this time. Almost all the pointers on the web are all about tech start-ups.
There is no business that cannot be start on a shoestring, so the first thing I would be doing is testing the market with a real website offering a real product. I can explain how I would do that when we talk.
One question I have is, is this a product or service that you are really excited about doing or are you strictly looking at it from a dollar sign viewpoint. Why I say that is you will like most of us who have done a start-up hit some really tough decisions and if you don't like what your doing you decrease your chances of making it substantially.
Call me and let's walk down some various options to get this off the ground with the resources you have first. Let's also not blow your whole nest egg on any one venture so you can live another day if things go south.
Call me and let's see what's possible.....Ken Queen IncomeForBabyBoomers.com
Answered 9 years ago
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