As the old saying goes, Rome was not built in a day, I hear people trying to put together a modern rome in just one week. When I recommend everyone to have his own business apart from his day job, they interrupt by saying: "you know business is no more than capital and I don't have the capital to start my own business now."
So I say, start small but dream big.

If you want to build Empire State Building, You don't say I want to build the biggest, baddest building that has ever been built. You don't start it. You say, I'm gonna lay this brick as perfectly as a brick can be laid and you do that every single day, and soon you have a building. You continue to do that and soon you have a burj khalifa.

Looking at the whole task it's difficult to take that first step forward. The task is never huge to me, it's just one brick at a time.

Start small, this will give you more chances to weather the storm that your business will inevitably face. And build experience as your business grow.

I know of a person in my community who started his business hawking things not worth more than 1k on a tray. Today he owns one of the biggest shop in the community beside his other investments. That's the power of dreaming big.

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