When is the best time to launch a startup?

This is Michael Dell at his college dorm room, where, a few years earlier, he started assembling computers.

Did he ever imagine that this small action would lead to a multi billion-dollar business? I don't think so!

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Michael's story reminds me of the importance of getting started.

It’s NOT important how extravagant your startup is, all that really matters is that you find a customer, solve their pain, and keep them happy.

To answer your question, when is the best time to start up?

This weekend is the perfect time to get started!

· Stop focusing on your limitations!

· Stop waiting to be “old enough.”

· Stop waiting to find the perfect time.

· Stop waiting to have enough money.

· Stop waiting to feel comfortable.

· Stop making excuses; get out there and serve someone!

This weekend is the perfect time to get started!

If not now ... then when?

All you really need is to get out of your comfort zone, have fun and get going…

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