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antonymathew20 · Apr 2, 2009, 06:48 PM

Hi Users,
I am a student who wants to start a new business. Currently I stay in Bangkok, Thailand. I don't have investments, but if you can suggest me a good business. Please do let me know. How can I start, and how to start.

texray1014 · Apr 2, 2009, 07:52 PM

If I had to start a businesses without investments, I would find it impossible. So the best thing to do if you don't have enough money is to go out and panhandle till you get enough! Those panhandlers make a good living!

Ray

antonymathew20 · Apr 2, 2009, 09:36 PM

Thank you for your suggestion, but, is there any jobs that I can do on the internet that is worth, taking risks,

Clough · Apr 3, 2009, 10:58 PM

Hi, antonymathew20!

What sort of education, skills, training and job experience do you presently have, please? Also, are you going to limit yourself only to that which you might be able to do via the Internet?

Thanks!

Clough · Apr 3, 2009, 10:59 PM

Hi, antonymathew20!

What sort of education, skills, training and job experience do you presently have, please? Also, are you going to limit yourself only to that which you might be able to do via the Internet?

Thanks!

antonymathew20 · Apr 4, 2009, 10:43 PM

I am 23yrs old, I used to work as a content writer for a company for 3 mnths ,Currently I am working as a international sales technician from 3 mnths, my qualifications are, I have done BSc in Chemistry, MBA in marketing almost done within this 2 months, I amlooking for something that can earn me an extra income,
I hope this would give you an idea of my profile, if you have any idea, please do let me know..

antonymathew20 · Apr 4, 2009, 10:44 PM

:):)

Originally Posted by Clough

Hi, antonymathew20!

What sort of education, skills, training and job experience do you presently have, please? Also, are you going to limit yourself only to that which you might be able to do via the Internet?

Thanks!

scott7473 · Apr 7, 2009, 08:07 AM

I want to set up a pound shop but don't know were to stat and I don't have a lot of monney

antonymathew20 · Apr 7, 2009, 07:55 PM

Hi scott,
I and You have the same problem. I would also like to start a new business but have no investments but got lot of ideas..

scott7473 · Apr 9, 2009, 07:13 AM

Originally Posted by antonymathew20

hi scott,
I and You have the same problem. I would also like to start a new business but have no investments but got lot of ideas..

Well why don't we put our heads togeher and come up with a ider so that we can start up a bussinges

ISneezeFunny · Apr 9, 2009, 07:40 AM

Honestly, before you ask about how to start a business, you have to first find the type of business that you're willing to go into.

I would do some heavy research, look into what you want to start, and figure out the costs/profit margin, the time you're going to have to put into it on a daily basis, and if this is worth it to you.

excon · Apr 9, 2009, 07:55 AM

Hello:

The only way I know for somebody who has NO capital, to start a business, and have a good chance at success, is to buy a distributorship in a successful direct sales business...

No, selling soap or vitamins, or makeup isn't exciting... But it's DOABLE.

Companies like Amway, Mary Kay, Tupperware, Shaklee and others have produced lots of millionaires.

I think they use all of that stuff in Asia.

excon

antonymathew20 · Apr 9, 2009, 06:16 PM

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Ya I agree, if we can come up with a plan, its good,

antonymathew20 · Apr 9, 2009, 06:24 PM

In this case, I would like to say that selling AmWAY products is not what I am looking for, the main thing is I don't have time, becoz I work, secondly I would like to put up some business that would be easy, like selling some products on internet or becoming an agent for companies in this country were there products are unlnown, or something else. I hope U undrstnd what I mean. Thnk you for your valuable time to reply.

Originally Posted by excon

Hello:

The only way I know for somebody who has NO capital, to start a business, and have a good chance at success, is to buy a distributorship in a successful direct sales business...

No, selling soap or vitamins, or makeup isn't exciting... But it's DOABLE.

Companies like Amway, Mary Kay, Tupperware, Shaklee and others have produced lots of millionaires.

I think they use all of that stuff in Asia.

excon

Clough · Apr 9, 2009, 08:47 PM

Hi again, antonymathew20!

Once a thread has been started, then the information needs to stay on the thread. So, it was necessary for me to remove your contact information.

Any business that you start is going to take time and maintenance for it to truly be successful.

I had asked you the following question that was toward the beginning of this thread.

Also, are you going to limit yourself only to that which you might be able to do via the Internet?

Would you please answer that question?

Also, you gave me your background in education and the jobs that you have and have had.

What sort of skills and interests do you have beyond that which you learned in school, please?

For many years, I was a teacher of various types of fine art courses in schools. Having my college degree enabled me to get the jobs. However, nearly everything that I do now in order to make a living were not things that I learned in school.

Thanks!

antonymathew20 · Apr 10, 2009, 08:13 PM

I would like to say for this is I am a very sporty kind of person and always wanting to do some extra, Can't sit idle, want to be busy all the time, Relating to art, during my school times I used to paint, and take part in competition, and received 2-3 accolades for painting. I used to represent my college in table tennis, footbal and badminton, I also used to play for my church. Talking about these things I have had a lot of knowledge
No I don't want to restrict myself to internet only. I can work, even if its outside the limits.
Just let me know about this. What you get frm my answers if you want to know more please give me a reply

Originally Posted by Clough

Hi again, antonymathew20!

Once a thread has been started, then the information needs to stay on the thread. So, it was necessary for me to remove your contact information.

Any business that you start is going to take time and maintenance for it to truly be successful.

I had asked you the following question that was toward the beginning of this thread.

Would you please answer that question?

Also, you gave me your background in education and the jobs that you have and have had.

What sort of skills and interests do you have beyond that which you learned in school, please?

For many years, I was a teacher of various types of fine art courses in schools. Having my college degree enabled me to get the jobs. However, nearly everything that I do now in order to make a living were not things that I learned in school.

Thanks!

Clough · Apr 15, 2009, 01:47 AM

If you've had experience playing for church services, then how about looking around for a job doing that? I've been a leader in church music for over 36 years.

I would also be interested in knowing what instrument or instruments it is that you play and if you sing.

Another way that I make a living is that I'm also a professional instrumentalist, vocalist and also tune and repair pianos.

Thanks!

antonymathew20 · Apr 15, 2009, 03:33 AM

I just play sports for the church,, not into music,,

Originally Posted by Clough

If you've had experience playing for church services, then how about looking around for a job doing that? I've been a leader in church music for over 36 years.

I would also be interested in knowing what instrument or instruments it is that you play and if you sing.

Another way that I make a living is that I'm also a professional instrumentalist, vocalist and also tune and repair pianos.

Thanks!

Clough · Apr 15, 2009, 11:34 PM

I'm sorry that I misunderstood what it is that you did for your church! Perhaps there might be some coaching opportunities in sports that pay?

Also, are you interested in tutoring students who might be younger than you where the parents would be interested in paying you to do that?

Just a couple of thoughts for you...

Thanks!

Burd · Apr 17, 2009, 08:10 AM

What kind of business do you want to set up in bangkok?