Startups and Entrepreneur Trends Are Problematic

[mu_enrico]

If they’re all about getting users and not making money, they don’t last. It’s more about wowing investors than actually running a real business.

Yeah, I got an offer years ago about creating a startup with some business plan and the founder's dream of selling it to investors... I asked how we get profit out of this, and he said "By selling the business plan"... LOL so he didn't know how the business would generate profit from its operation.

I said if you have a good business, you won't sell it to anyone since it's your golden goose

[Chilwell]

In my opinion to start up a business is problematic, because Starting a business can be a huge and challenging task, but the real challenge lies in sustaining and growing the business over time.

 Entrepreneurs often overlook the complexity of running a business, resulting in insufficient planning and preparation for the difficulties that lie ahead. The reason why some businesses struggle to succeed is because the entrepreneur fail to prepare adequately in key areas. Productivity can suffer when businesses have inefficient processes, fail to provide adequate training, or lack strong leadership, leading to a decline in employee satisfaction, increased staff turnover, and reduced market competitiveness.

If an entrepreneur successfully establishes and grows their business, and the company produces high-quality products, it will likely attract and retain customers. To sustain this success, it is essential for the entrepreneur to continue innovating, improving, and adapting their business to stay competitive and keep the business thriving.