Investment could blurs vision of self sustenance

‘Better before cheaper’; ’Revenue before cost’ – these are the two golden rules that Harvard Business Review puts forward for driving enterprises to the pinnacle of success. Having sound investment based on presumptions of market trends would leave you blinded to strategies which you would otherwise have considered if you had little support. It would enable you to explore ways of self sustenance, and impart you with the confidence to running the firm in the long run with little resources.

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Thankfully, the government in tune with the entrepreneurship wave has introduced several policies that aim to ease the availability of funds for wannabe entrepreneurs such as loan subsidies, reduced interest rates, relaxation of laws and tax constraints etc. It would be more wise and practical to assess such available sources that can be exploited instead of hunting for investors. Crowd funding campaigns platforms could be a better investor alternative and gives a broader degree of independence. Freelancing platforms are also good for starting off with minimal cost given their structure is oriented to benefit buyers by giving them the ability to choose the ‘lowest priced’ service. Buyers could also use it as a skill exchange platform.

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