Worried you do not have enough money for a business start-up? Are your finances a challenge? Do you prefer to spend your money on clothes, decorations, and evenings out?
If you have business ideas in your head, you will need to prioritize to find the money you want to start your business.
At Ready Entrepreneur, you use money to facilitate your life goals and to help
you achieve your dream of business ownership. Money is a tool, a resource for your benefit. Once you realize how much you have to work with, you can decide how best to invest in your business enterprise. Although there are many institutions prepared to lend money to business start-ups, we focus first on your personal money management and finding the money you need from your own resources.
Getting smart about money is one of the most important steps you can take for your business and your life. Understand personal money management first before pursuing outside finances. Use The Ready Entrepreneur Practice for Money.
For more information about finding the money from your own money, check out these resources:
Articles about Finding Your Own Money:
Why Do All of My Friends Seem to Have More Money Than I Do? – Marketwatch
8 Lifestyle Changes to Make if You Want to Earn More Money – Business Insider
How to Save Money: 100 Great Tips to Get You Started – The Simple Dollar
10 Common Money Management Mistakes That You’re Probably Making – Forbes
How You Should Manage Your Money. And Keep it Short – The New York Times
Books about Money Management and Budgeting
The business of teaching people how to manage money is Big Business! The category is dominated by big names in self-help, self-discipline, and money control. And because most people do not follow any of the advice given, the category continues to grow with new ideas every year.
Here are the Best Personal Finance book lists from reliable sources:
Top 10 Personal Finance Books of All Time – Inc
Best Personal Finance Books for All Ages – Forbes
11 Books to Read if You Want to Save More Money – Business Insider
Pick a personal finance approach that works for you – and stick to it. Your goal is to be able to identify how much money you have and where you are spending money. Once you understand where your money goes, you will be able to identify the cash you have available to start your own business.