Success is expensive

When Bob Sadino died, many people felt lost. How not, his success story has inspired many people. Bob was determined to become an entrepreneur when he was nine years old working in a state-owned enterprise. Can you imagine, dong, how much material sacrifice to pursue his dream of becoming a successful entrepreneur? First of all, he's in a car rental business, which he drives himself. The business was cumbersome because he had an accident while driving a client who rented his car. Bob then went free by working as a construction worker. Daily wages. But Om Bob does seem to have a strong business instinct. With limited capital he got from debt to his neighbors, he tried to sell domestic chicken eggs. Bob knocked door after door to market the product aka a sales door to door. Try, where there are young people today who want to kayak so?

But Bob's untiring effort brings sweetness. He successfully sold his eggs to expatriates in the area of ​​Kemang, South Jakarta. He then built Kem-Chicks to no longer go to homes to offer the farm products and farms he sold. From 5 stories of successful entrepreneurs who started from the basics above can be drawn conclusions. Someone should always have strong capital to be a successful entrepreneur. The important thing is to have intention and never give up. Capital in the form of debt is not a problem. If in doubt do business because of the reason not have the capital, when advance? Maybe Om Bob's words can burn our passions: "A bright prospect business is a business that starts, not a constant question!"