Start Me Up!: The No-Business-Plan Business Plan
by Ebong Eka · 2014
In a nutshell
Ebong Eka's "Start Me Up!" offers practical advice for entrepreneurs, covering topics like overcoming fears, becoming an expert, and raising funds.
Start Me Up!: The No-Business-Plan Business Plan
Author: Ebong Eka
Category: Startup Methodologies
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Fundraising, Expertise
Description: Ebong Eka's book, Start Me Up!: The No-Business-Plan Business Plan, provides a practical guide for aspiring entrepreneurs. It is designed to help readers overcome fears, establish expertise, and navigate the complexities of raising funds—all without a traditional business plan.
Features
- Overcoming Entrepreneurial Fears: Tactics to overcome the initial hesitations and doubts that accompany starting a business.
- Idea Generation and Validation: Strategies to brainstorm business ideas and test their feasibility.
- Corporate Structuring: Guidance on setting up a corporate structure that supports growth.
- Growth and Success: Insights into scaling a business and achieving long-term success.
Pricing
- Price: $15.99 USD
Source
This book is a recommended read for anyone aiming to embark on an entrepreneurial journey or seeking to refine their business approach. Its straightforward, no-nonsense advice makes it a valuable resource for both new and seasoned business owners.
Reference
Start Me Up!: The No-Business-Plan Business Plan — publisher / official page. Summary adapted from the Awesome Startup Books collection.
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