How IT people start their own business

(I believe that Chinese people will be very careful to make this decision) because this decision will give you a feeling of backwater, as if you have lost a strong support, and from now on you have to fight alone. So before you make a decision, you'd better do some market research on your future career. Perhaps you may feel that your qualifications and experience are sufficient, but it is not enough to support a solid business. Make an objective assessment Starting your own business sounds cool, but it's a pretty tedious endeavor. I'm not telling you to be pessimistic about it, just to realize that starting your own business isn't as simple as doing what you love and profiting from it! It's a lot of hard work! You need to make sure you're ready to take on this dreary phase. You have to be honest with yourself here. If you can't get out of bed on time every day you probably haven't had the grueling training to give yourself the ability to be your own boss! Read Books Read some books about entrepreneurship, find realistic books and read inspiring stories about entrepreneurship. It will help you stay true to your beliefs and keep the fight going strong! Timeline and Goals Once you've decided to start your business, sit down first and write a plan that identifies each milestone of your business and defines your ultimate goals! This plan should encompass all the processes of your business venture up to your success! For example:You are going to start your business within a year, plan every step you will take in those 12 months. Plan reasonable goals and work on them. When all of those 12 month goals are accomplished, you're going to be ready to take on all the challenges that come your way! If your current job allows you to slowly move forward with your plan over 6-12 months, it's a much better situation than having you quit your job the next day, and while it's time consuming, it's well worth it! On the other hand, if you're sure you're going to quit tomorrow, I think you'll have a much stronger fight on your hands! Business Plan I often marvel at how many people neglect to write a business plan. A business plan is a critical test! Even if you won't show it to anyone, you can't fool yourself and it will give you a very keen insight into your business. It's a good idea to include some of your market research in your business plan. Even if it feels like you already know the market, it's best if you do