15 Things About Building A START UP

15 Things About Building A START UP

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What are 15 things to know about building a startup?
What should i know before building a startup?
What is needed for a startup?
How do I start my own startup?
Which 15 steps need to be taken before the start of a business?
What are 15 things a person should do before starting a business?
Why should you start a startup?
Why do many tech start-ups fail?
Why do start-ups succeed?
How do I start my own startup?
Should I build a startup?
How do startup founders get paid?
What every startup needs?
What do startups need most?
What should startups focus on?
Why should I start a startup?
Is starting a startup worth it?
What does it mean to be a entrepreneur?

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers! What do you think is the most challenging thing about building or start-up?

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[moneymanagement]

1. Understand that it's not easy 0:53
2. Surround yourself with the best people possible 1:48
3. Find a mentor 2:17
4. Research the market 2:51
5. Create a powerful message 3:24
6. Have a business plan 3:52
7. Keep your day job, but know when to go full time 4:40
8. Value your customers 5:15
9. Cover all your legal requirements 5:46
10. Reduce overheads. Co-working spaces should be a solution 6:19
11. Focus on what you're good at and delegate what you're not 6:53
12. Become a respected voice in your field 7:37
13. Know what options you have to investment 8:04
14. Become an expert on marketing 8:59
15. Know your numbers inside out 9:27
Bonus: Look after yourself 10:33

[shreshthprakash]

In five days I am also starting a start up thank you for giving us the knowledge you guys are absolutely amazing 😉❤️

[Heartlessiceboy]

I think the most challenging thing is actually three things:
1)You need the will to do it and keep it. Talking for experience. There are times that you just don’t want to do it anymore, you feel ready to give up your hopes and dreams and go to find a normal office job with a regular pay. You need to force you to do it.
2)You need to be ok face other people’s rejection (Specially true when you do the switch from your day job to full time your business) Many people good intentioned are going to try to disuade you because they worry you “Ate going to be homeless in 2 months”, some not so good intentioned just don’t want to see you doing it well while they’re office slaves. And many are to brand you as lazy. Because many people perceive that people who are their own bosses and work in their own businesses don’t work as hard as others.
3)Many times a business oriented mentality and it’s decisions are to be branded as uncharitable and lacking of social empathy . Basically if you start to do well but you are not willing to give money for free or found the latest charity you are worst that Mr.Scrooge.

[gabbydoesmyhair]

This video make it seem so simple 😐 I'm gonna accomplish this entire list though 😌 I'm pretty determined. The most challenging part is balance. Im a mother of 4 (12, 10, 9, 6) Im a full time student at Paul Mitchell to get my instructors license, I sell & install wig units (currently working on my numbers & branding) I'm a distributor for health supplements (online business+residual income) a fiancé (that's a job) & a low key philanthropist at 28. I do appreciate this channel, so much value. I just didn't know any better for years and then I found this page by typing into youtube "what I should know & be doing by 30 years old." Because of Alux I moved from Chicago, IL to Georgia, read 5 books monthly (when I read no books ever) changed my mindset, developed routines & positive habits. & I'm pretty disciplined when it comes to them even when traveling. I now actively work out & meditate & due to my shift I begin to see so many others (family & friends) inspired to make changes in their lives ❤ it does get overwhelming however Im finding what works for me [BALANCE] and I'm eventually going to be paid for my daily routine. Thank you Alux for your consistency its & effort 😊 I do appreciate it.

[electronicrizzler]

I think E-myth is a really important book to read to understand more on this topic.✌

[NikhLogic]

I absolutely love each of your videos. It's filled with facts, to the point & very easy to understand.
Your channel has been really inspirational & by watching each of your videos I started my own channel. So thanks :)

[samixajoshi]

It was my birthday yesterday (3rd And I saw this video today.... I'm 18 now and m planning to build a startup.. A gift given to me by Alux.... Thanks for this video.... Desperately needed it!!!! :)

[theintelligentinvestor-per]

I'm an animal nutritionist and my field of expertise is in Animal Science. Currently, I'm a PhD student at McGill University. I'm planning to build a startup to mitigate greenhouse gas (methane, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide) emissions from beef and dairy cattle. My idea is to investigate strategies to decrease GHG emissions from farm animals. As GHG represent a global threat for its contribution on global warming, there is a lot of focus on this area right now. This video really inspired me to think on my own bussiness idea.

[michaelochieng]

No. 4 was the key to the success of my business. Nothing is more important than understanding your business, your customer and more importantly your value proposition. Kudos Alux!

[saltynetwork]

I have a small software company for 4 months now. Things are going really well! Working 84 hours a week. For the people that want to start up a company: Go for it, you can do it.

[sherryarora]

I think the best page I have ever subscribed on YouTube is ALUX.

[leethoven]

You may thank me later.
1. Understand that its not easy.
2. Surround Yourself with the Best People Possible
3. Find a mentor.
4. Research the market.
5. Create a powerful message.
6. Write a business plan.
7. Keep your day job if you can, but know when to take the plunge and go full-time.
8. Value your customers.
9. Cover all your legal requirements.
10. Reduce your overheads. Co-working spaces could be a solution.
11. Focus on what you're good at. And delegate what you're not.
12. Become a respected voice in your field.
13. Know what options you have to get investment.
14. Become an expert on marketing.
15. Know your numbers inside and out (numbers about how your business is doing and what's needed to keep it going).

[ayushkumarverma]

Would you please do a video on how to make a business plan. Also, I would like to say that your content is great. Looking forward to crushing the goals. Thank you.

[rolaslit]

ALUX thanks for the motivation...must add, the bonus at the end is why this channel is #1

[shivatrivedi]

I'm working on my own startup...try to make videos on topics like accounting, law, sales, marketing, human resources, teams, executive


Try to post more content regarding that most of the early stage founders ....can prevent doing the same mistakes...that was done by


Thank You Alux...for these kinds of videos...that teach real lessons...and less bullshit...luv u❣️❣️...in the end

[carrickphil]

Now will be the best time to start investing in Crypto

[hinfranco]

I love the bonus one. I tend to get excited about the beginning, middle, and finishing process that I forget to breathe and not take care of myself 😅

[MortgageNoteBuyer]

I think #14 (becoming a marketing expert) is the most challenging aspect of any business.

[Sweetbirdd]

Your most asset is you. That’s powerful 💪❤️