I’m an entrepreneur at heart. The only job I worked in was way back in high school in a fast food chain. After that I was doing business on my own. It was fun and excited but also hard. Funding your small business can be quite tricky. My first business venture was when I was in grade school. My mom got me stickers and instead of using them, I sold them to my classmates and got five times what they’re worth. Since then I was hooked.

The rule of the entrepreneur is to buy low and sell high. This is how I funded my future business. When I make money I use it to fund another business and so forth and so forth. I always stuck with small businesses. It’s easy to managed, easy to fund and if you fail, you won’t lose your shirt. Funding your small business can be as easy as borrowing money from relatives and friends to maxing out your credit card (don’t do this until you are positive you have a sure thing). Damaging your credit standing can be the worst thing for an entrepreneur.