It’s a process that most people get wrong, because 50% of the time they don’t make it through 2 years. The ironic thing is that there are more seminars and books and blogs about “How to Start a Small Business” than probably any other business-related topic. So what’s up?
Learning to start and run a business by attending seminars and reading books is about as effective as learning to be an Olympic ice skater by reading a manual. Failure is not caused by a lack of information but, instead, by a lack of the ability to execute.
That’s why we developed the Matterhorn Project. Matterhorn breaks the start-up process into two segments: 6 months of learning followed by 12 months of actual business operation. Any qualified organization can teach you the theory, only Matterhorn coaches you to successful execution.
So, go for the gold! Find out more about the Matterhorn Project today. Don’t start a business without it.
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