Negosyo: Anong magandang negosyo ngayon?

[harley]

naku actually hindi ko pa napplano yan kaya hindi ko rin alam ang puhunan
puede naman kasing may supplier tayo ng mga balls. kumbaga lulutuin na lang natin

dami kong ideas pero hindi masimulan hehe!

[jinryll71]

hehehehe ... eh di mag-feasib study tayo    
naku .. ano kayang mai-contribute ko? eh wala naman ako sa pinas  

[starryme16]

^oo nga feasibility study!tama ate jin.. uhm.. kaw na lang ang magfufund sa amin!wahahahha

[jinryll71]

wehehehehehe    

[harley]

hanap na ng template for business plan

[starryme16]

^pwede rin yung suggestion ni harley!  

[Jazon]

These are the qualifications of a good business my mentor (who has accumulated more than P20 million in the past 10 years):

1. Huge and expanding market/industry --> Henry Sy thinks of things that people are not thinking of
2. Unique Selling Point (USP)/Customer Aquisition
3. Strong Capital Partner --> company stability
                                  --> distribution
4. Consumable products that create residual sales
5. Support System -> training/education (Hamburger University of McDonald's)
6. Proven business plan --> Track Record/"Results Never Lie"

You see, people, while some ideas are generally good, they are, for entrepreneurs who think big, not worth the effort especially if they know that a better business or a better product is out there. They seek advice from people who have success already in their chosen fields, not from failures or from people who haven't even tried it yet.

My advice for the people here is for you to think big, think expansively. Play the business game not to lose, but to win.

[arts24]

[Jazon]

Well, here's something to look forward to: the mentor of mine that I mentioned started his business ten years ago with less than P20,000 capital. Now he's earning a seven figure income a month. My other mentor from Hong Kong also started with a small capital, but now has over $10 million (yes, that's 10 million dollars or around 500 million pesos).

Even more surprising, I see youngsters who are still in their college years but are earning six figure incomes a month.

The rules of the game has changed, though few people are aware of it. You don't need a large capital to have a large business in a few months. You just need the right business.

[arts24]

[Jazon]

plus factor, right attitude and determination.  

So I assume you have all those. The question is, do you have all of those is the right amounts to actually get out and do your own big time business?

[arts24]

[nailbiter]

Some of the suggestions/queries made here have been split into new threads for further discussion:

Employment Agency
Buying and selling goods online
Vending machines

Several posts merged with an existing thread:

Food Cart Business

Other discussion threads related to suggestions made so far:

Raising Livestock
Pawnshop
Home Based Call Center
Canteen/Karinderya Business
"Pautang" or "Five-Six (5-6)" Business

[starryme16]

wow nasort na ni ate NB yung mga suggestions:)

[jinryll71]

oo nga. galeng