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Starting a Business After 90 Days: What You Need to Know | Late Starter (I Hope)

In summary, starting a business after 90 days requires careful consideration of your financial situation, skills, and resources. It is helpful to seek advice from mentors or business coaches and consider key factors such as target market, competition, and financial projections. While having some savings can be beneficial, it is not always necessary. Late starters may face challenges such as limited resources and experience, but they can also bring unique advantages. Staying motivated and overcoming obstacles can be achieved through a strong support system and setting achievable goals, as well as seeking out resources for continued growth.
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What happens if a new recruit decides to start her business after the first 90 days. I know that there wouldn't be any incentives, but could it still happen? Is there a cut-off date where she would have to buy the kit again?
 
After 1 year of inactivity a consultant must repurchase a kit. Since new consultants don't go inactive during their first 90 days, she'd actually have 15 months from when she signed.
 
It is possible for a new recruit to start their business after the first 90 days, but they would not be eligible for any incentives or bonuses that may have been offered during the initial sign-up period. There is typically not a cut-off date for purchasing the starter kit, but it is important for the new recruit to check with their specific company for any specific policies or deadlines. Starting a business after the initial 90 days may also mean that the new recruit will have missed out on training and support that was offered during that time. However, it is never too late to start a business and with dedication and hard work, success can still be achieved. It's important for the new recruit to reach out to their upline or company resources for guidance and support as they start their business.
 

1. How do I know if I am ready to start a business after 90 days?

This ultimately depends on your individual circumstances and goals. It is important to assess your financial situation, skills, and resources before starting a business. It may also be helpful to seek advice from a mentor or business coach to determine if you are ready to take on the challenges of entrepreneurship.

2. What are the key factors to consider when starting a business after 90 days?

Some key factors to consider include your target market, competition, business plan, and financial projections. It is also important to have a solid understanding of your product or service and how it will meet the needs of your target audience.

3. Do I need to have a certain amount of money saved before starting a business after 90 days?

While having some savings can provide a safety net, it is not always necessary to have a large amount of money saved before starting a business. There are many low-cost or even free resources available for entrepreneurs, such as online tools and small business grants. It is important to carefully budget and plan your finances to ensure the success of your business.

4. What are some common challenges for late starters in business?

Some common challenges for late starters in business include limited time and resources, lack of experience, and potential skepticism from investors or customers. However, being a late starter can also bring unique advantages such as maturity, a strong work ethic, and a clear sense of purpose.

5. How can I stay motivated and overcome obstacles as a late starter in business?

It is important to have a strong support system and surround yourself with like-minded individuals who can provide encouragement and advice. Set achievable goals and celebrate your successes, no matter how small. Don't be afraid to ask for help and seek out resources, such as networking events or business workshops, to continue learning and growing as an entrepreneur.

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