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Leo Estes
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19 May, 22:24
How to start a business
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Rosy
19 May, 22:38
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Step 1: Create a good idea
Step 2: Make a prototype
Step 3: Start making about 100 of your products
Step 4: Go to your neighbors, spam on social media, etc.
Step 5: If they sell out fast keep making more
Step 6: Go to an investor
Step 7: You have a business
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