3 Major Parts to any Business

Hey Reader,

When we’re just starting our business, it feels like there is so much to do. We have an endless to-do list.

When it comes down to the actual parts of our business, there are only three parts:
Product, Promotion & People.

The Product is what you offer, that people need and are willing to pay for.

The Promotion is getting people to know you and getting the right kind of people interested.

Then there are People.

People are on two sides.
Either clients getting something or leaders growing something.

In the beginning, you are probably starting by yourself.
Then over time, your team might be growing.

On the client side, we are searching for people to buy our products.

As you see, these parts are linked.
You don’t have a business when you take one away.
All three have to exist.

Especially at the start, we are faced by a chicken or egg situation.
You can’t promote a product you don’t have.
You can’t build a product without your people.
You don’t have people when you don’t promote.

You’re caught in the modern circle of no opportunity.

So in the beginning, you need to work your way into the circle.
Start with all three.

I’ve seen so many fail because they built a product without People and Promotion.

I have also failed by promoting and not getting the product finished.

Or failed with people because I didn’t speak to them and didn’t build for them.

So make sure to start with Product & Promotion & People to have a business.

You can do it!

Your Jowi

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