Intro to Business • Starting A Business • Entrepreneurship

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Ron Trucks

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1 - Course Intro

1 - Overview of the Course and Series.mp4

06:58

1 - bsnsAtlas PRIVATE Facebook Group.txt

1 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

2 - Tips for the Experience.mp4

01:40

2 - Entrepreneurship vs Small Business

3 - Notesheets-Section-2.pdf

3 - Whats the Difference.mp4

06:04

3 - bsnsAtlas PRIVATE Facebook Group.txt

3 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

4 - What this course will do.mp4

05:16

5 - The Chicken or the Egg.mp4

01:58

6 - Business Plan What Is It And Why.mp4

03:18

7 - Business Plan Whats In It.mp4

03:50

3 - Developing The Plan

8 - Notesheets-Section-3.pdf

8 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

8 - Whats The Plan.mp4

02:59

8 - bsnsAtlas PRIVATE Facebook Group.txt

8 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

9 - 1 Executive Summary 2 Business Description.mp4

06:48

9 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

9 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

10 - 3 Industry Analysis Market Strategies.mp4

04:05

10 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

11 - 4 Competitive Analysis.mp4

09:43

11 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

12 - 5 Marketing Plan.mp4

08:13

12 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

13 - 6 Operations and Management Plan.mp4

04:49

13 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

14 - 7 Financial Analysis Part 1.mp4

08:11

14 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

15 - 7 Financial Analysis Part 2.mp4

07:17

15 - Sample-Business-Plan.pdf

4 - Starting A Business

16 - Lets Talk Money First.mp4

04:04

16 - Notesheets-Section-4.pdf

16 - bsnsAtlas PRIVATE Facebook Group.txt

16 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

17 - Market Need.mp4

03:59

18 - What type of Ownership.mp4

09:51

5 - Whats Right For You

19 - Notesheets-Section-5.pdf

19 - Some Personal Perspective.mp4

05:18

19 - bsnsAtlas PRIVATE Facebook Group.txt

19 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

20 - Pros.mp4

04:43

21 - Cons.mp4

06:32

22 - Some General Info.mp4

07:19

23 - Different Approaches.mp4

06:43

23 - Starting A Reselling Business.txt

6 - Resources For Start Ups

24 - Notesheets-Section-6.pdf

24 - SBA Small Business Administration.mp4

08:27

24 - bsnsAtlas PRIVATE Facebook Group.txt

24 - bsnsAtlas Resources Page.txt

25 - 10 Steps To Start Your Business.mp4

09:05

7 - Wrap Up

26 - BONUS Now What.mp4

08:15

Description

Entrepreneurship vs Small Business • What It Takes To Get Things Rolling

What You'll Learn?

The difference between "Entrepreneurship" and "Small Business Ownership"
The different areas and tasks to consider and "think out" before starting a business
The components of a successful Business Plan for both organizing at startup and explaining it to others
The single-most important tool for preparing to start up a new business, regardless of what step they are in the process
The most used resources of FREE information in the United States for assistance and gaining in-depth lessons and assistance for start ups.
The official US Small Business Administration's 10 Step Checklist to starting a new business

Who is this for?

Anyone wanting to better understand what goes into starting a new business

Potential entrepreneurs, Business owners, Employees, Students

What You Need to Know?

A desire to understand exactly what's involved in starting a new business and becoming an entrepreneur

No tools, equipment, or pre-requisites needed

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Description
In this course, we use everyday, easy-to-understand language to explain the concepts and planning that goes into starting a new business.
While this course uses United States information as examples, the information and principles included apply to almost every country in the world.
Successful students will learn the difference between being an entrepreneur and a small business owner (as well as the overlaps between the two); they will also dig into the core concepts on how to address decisions necessary for planning, developing, and getting a new business off the ground.Â
Throughout the entire course, quizzes and actual working "homework assignments" are used to reinforce the lessons as well as help the student understand what they are grasping or needing to restudy.
Some of the many areas covered in the course include:
What is an Entrepreneur (and what isn't it?)Â What are the different types?
Why is a Business Plan so important to getting a new company started?Â How are Business Plans developed, prepared, and used?
Where does money come from to get a new business venture going?Â How to determine if there is a "market need" for your product/service.
How should the ownership of a business be structured?
Advantages and Disadvantages of being a small-business owner

MANYÂ other lessons are included such as:
Specifically what should (and shouldn't) be included in a Business Plan?
What resources are available to help new business owners get off the ground?
What is the SBAÂ (Small Business Administration) and what's the purpose of Chambers of Commerce?
NOTE:Â This is one mini-course included in the Introduction to Business: Volume 1 series.Â It is a completely stand-alone course with no prerequisites to understand the content.Â However, all the separate courses combined provide a comprehensive understanding of introductory business concepts equivalent to a 16-week, 3-credit hour, college course.
Who this course is for:
Anyone wanting to better understand what goes into starting a new business
Potential entrepreneurs, Business owners, Employees, Students

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Over 25 years ago, after building his experience in the hospitality industry and working with business start-ups around the country, Ron Trucks founded his privately owned firm guiding and coaching small businesses and non-profit organizations in a wide variety of fields and industries both in his hometown of St. Louis, MO and across the country.In addition to his professional work in small-business support, Ron has also been an Business Management adjunct instructor at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, MO for over 15 years.Over those two-plus decades of both teaching and coaching small businesses and non-profit organizations, Ron has served on various boards and in many volunteer positions including the Board of Directors of a $500 million dollar credit union, developing leadership skills with members of national fraternities and sororities, and working with troubled youth dealing with identity and self-confidence issues.

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