Wednesday, March 2, 2011

How to be An Entrepreneur, While At Job

Recently I read an article where the author was talking about owning a business as passive investment.

Surprisingly, the same concept I've successfully sold out to a few full-time working investors so far, and the first venture is likely to be inaugurated soon.

The Concept:

Our company enters into an agreement with a single location specific investor for developing a unique business model, where we run the business overseeing complete execution and our investor provides necessary infrastructure along with required manpower.

Modus Operandi

Operating expenses - that are likely to be incurred - are clearly defined including anticipated increase in case of incremental expansions covering both fixed and variable components.

The profit - generated after squaring off operating expenses - is shared between our company and the investor according to a mutually beneficial proportion.

Why A Win-win Situation

Because, the investor, just by providing a space, a few computers and telephone lines along with a few employees on their pay-role -- develop a decent source of passive income.

And we, without any investment, simply by generating new opportunities, are able to successfully execute a much bigger volume of assignments, which, otherwise, would have remained beyond our reach.

So, you invest a small amount in creating a new venture, we operate it to generate revenues, and both of us share the profits.

What are you waiting for? Send us a mail at abhijitkar1962@yahoo.co.in mentioning your contact number and set the stage ready for becoming an entrepreneur -- without quitting the job!

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