How To Start Your Own Business: Career Coach With 2 Million Followers Shares 5 Golden Rules
Career coach Bhupendra Singh Rathore shares five golden rules to start a business, from vision and strategy to cost and mindset, helping you build long-term success
Whenever the idea of starting a business arises, the most common fear people face is where to begin. Many individuals have great ideas, but they're often unsure how to turn those ideas into reality. Questions like how much investment is required and what if I fail again keep circling in their minds.
For those grappling with such doubts, News18 reporter speaks to Bhupendra Singh Rathore on the occasion of World Baniya Forum's Foundation Day. Rathore, who has over 2 million subscribers on YouTube, regularly mentors aspiring entrepreneurs across the country.
According to him, the first step towards building a successful business is having a clear vision. 'Don't plan for just one or two years, think long-term, for 20 years or more," Rathore said. 'A strong plan gives you direction, and when you're committed for the long run, your business will gradually take shape."
5 Industries To Start New Business
Rathore highlighted five industries that are ideal for new entrepreneurs, offering both promising futures and strong financial returns:
Health And Wellness: Rathore emphasised that mental health is now a priority. Fields like counselling, naturopathy, and Ayurveda are growing rapidly and don't require a medical degree.
Holistic Health: With rising awareness about preventive care and emotional well-being, there's increasing demand for natural and alternative therapies.
5 Golden Rules for Every Aspiring Entrepreneur
To build a sustainable business, Rathore shared five key principles every entrepreneur should follow:
Build a reliable team and work with consistency. Plans succeed only when executed with discipline.
Learn how to hire and train a sales and marketing team. Understand every operational detail of your business.
A business thrives on innovative strategies. Keep experimenting with new ideas to stay ahead. Quick decision-making and risk-taking are essential.
If you're ready to rise after every fall, you're meant for entrepreneurship.
If you want to be a millionaire, think like one. Thinking big is the first step to achieving big.
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