Find a mentor:

As it’s your first business, try to keep someone as a constant mentor. Be careful in choosing this person as he should be experienced and also be with you throughout the initial stage of your business. 'Find an all-weather mentor whose views you respect and who has your best interests in mind. She has to be the one person with whom you will share your best successes and worst fears,' says Nookala.

Don’t give up:

Lastly the way to success of your start up might not be simple. Times may come when you either want to give up or feel like ending the business. Don’t take the call. Make best utilization of available resources. Discuss with your mentor or your team might be valuable. Put in your best, after all starting it was not an easy call.

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