GigglyPretzel
GigglyPretzel

Should I quit my job to start a company ?

Me and my friend are desperate to start a business. We’ve got no experience, no previous background though. We have a ton of ideas, constant thought ( to the level that it sometimes causes anxiety) about quitting our jobs and starting on our own.

We don’t even have a company registered yet.

Both of us earn handsomely as of now and work in MNCs.

The liabilities are very minimal for either right now.

We plan to start a consulting business and then branch out from there towards a product, because profitability is important for us.

Should we take the leap of faith?

19mo ago
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MagicalSushi
MagicalSushi

Why don't you validate your business idea before jumping directly onto it?

GigglyPretzel
GigglyPretzel
Tide19mo

I’d like to learn more if there’s a structured way to go about it

ZippyTaco
ZippyTaco

Try to do consulting as part time if people thing you can gave value to them then only move forward

PrancingBanana
PrancingBanana

Karde bhai. Mera bhi yahi scene tha kar diya ab sahi ja rha hai

GigglyPretzel
GigglyPretzel
Tide19mo

Rasta kse figure out kiya?

PrancingBanana
PrancingBanana

Bhai just started talking to people. Jo yeh kar rhe hai, potential clients, potential employees and nikalta jaata hai rasta

SqueakyPotato
SqueakyPotato
Piqyu19mo

Expenses will hit you from all sides. Entrepreneurship is a hard, long, painful and exciting journey so stack up good enough funds for 18-24 months runway if you want to quit. But atleast until you start seeing recurring revenue for 3 months it is advisable to do while working. Other way is either one of you go full time into business and other remain in job for couple of months.

SleepyTaco
SleepyTaco
Traya19mo

There is never a ‘right time’ for starting with your entrepreneurial journey. Just do it when you feel. However, plan your finances with the minutest details - your own personal expenses and your business’ expenses - you must have a runway of 2 years for both these expenses before you jump in. All the best!

CosmicDumpling
CosmicDumpling

Build decent capital if you are going all bootstrapped. Give yourself a timeframe of 1 year before you know what you want to get into. Get a third opinion as well on setting up and registering an entity if you have everything in place.

PrancingCoconut
PrancingCoconut
HCL19mo

Hmm.. yess.. kardo

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