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Why to launch a business need so much money?

Why you need so much money to launch business and tools online cause now everything is almost in ai and to launch a business you need a lot why ?

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Paul’s Answer

Inflation

The price of doing business has increased substantially. Start-up costs, resources, supplies, transportation, employee costs, have all gone up in the past two years.

As a result, it takes much more capital and financing for business related operations.
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Brian’s Answer

Indeed, the age-old adage holds true: you need money to generate more money! Engage in short-term side jobs and save diligently for your grand vision. For instance, if your goal is to accumulate $10k and you're starting from scratch, it's essential to save and establish clear objectives. Gradually build your savings from small amounts to larger sums - that's the essence of financial growth and progress.
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Katherine’s Answer

Depending on what your business is, you don't need capital to get started.

For helping you with continued polishing and planning for your own business, I recommend reading this workbook (https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/bc/content/ldsorg/topics/self-reliance/2017/14678_sgmb_book_eng.pdf?lang=eng) and also checking out Dave Ramsey's book EntreLeadership.
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Cristina’s Answer

Hola Brian!
I would challenge you to think that you actually don't. Launching a business first asset, is an idea (ie. product that will solve a problem, need or want), then scalability... This might or not need investment, start small, use online free tools, test your idea, then as income comes you (re)invest.

It is a valid question, as this is the common understanding and knowledge we have been shared that we need lots of $$ to start, but reality is not. To expand, yes and maybe (it will vary with your product/idea/solution)

Think of a speaker / psychologist/ tshirt printing business/ food delivery / catering, the cost will vary per idea. But starting small and expanding might bring you great learnings firsts and then expand! Good luck!
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