Quote from: dunfida on September 11, 2023, 08:59:37 PM

Quote from: Fortify on September 11, 2023, 07:25:53 PM

Quote from: Broly46 on August 18, 2023, 07:57:28 AM

Any business where today you launch, tomorrow you begin making profit...?

A friend of mine asking me a business idea, and he told me it is a big profit business idea, I'm missing out for not entertaining his advice! He told me everything would be smooth sailing, and very big profit too.

Let's be enterpreneur and make this a mind your own business (MYOB)

I also only want a business that is profitable as soon as I form it legally, register the entity, file for licensing, any paper work, legal business by laws (no selling weeds or explosive).

So the business should be: today I officially launch it, the next day, profit start rolling in, and it would last eternally, the income stream keep coming for the next 999 years, and it would be suffice to self sustain, self reliance include financing every operational cost by itself, and only happy ending. Not a single bad ending.

btw, no selling snake oil. Must have actual product, or service that is consider perishable. Also no to the Elon Musk's infamous tweets "You can sell stock you don't own, short selling is legal only for vestigial reason" bullshit or etc.

Potentially many businesses can be like this, however they are usually on a small scale and require a lot of groundwork on those initial two days plus upfront capital that you would hope to get back. Think about a landscaping company for example, you might first outlay $300 to buy a new lawn mower, create a small amount of business cards with your number and go around knocking on doors the seem like good candidates for wanting their grass cut at a cheap rate. You might theoretically, if you find the right balance between cost and time taken to complete the job, cover your initial expenses in the first couple days and edge a small profit if you didn't cost your own labor into the mix.

You could really make out calculations and it would be impossible that you wont really be able to see whether its worth for your time and expenses which it did really make out some benefits. There are certain scope of works or businesses which does bring out that kind of profit in a short time possible but we know that marketing yourself and offering such service or product wont really be go as easy as planned. In general then its never been that something good on rushing up yourself directly about getting that ROI but well this is the primary target when you do build up a business on how short or long you would be able to attain that return of investment which it would really be showing whether you are doing well or useless. Any business would really be that requiring that good planning and realistic approach on trying to reach those goals or targets but of course it would really be that needing that sufficient and wise decision making on how things should really be done.

Calculations are important, but sometimes they paint a too bright or too dark picture. There are some businesses where quick earnings are more than just a dream. But it would be wrong to think that every business can easily ride that profit wave.

Marketing is the most important backbone. But even the strongest backbone can't make sure that everything will go smoothly. Rapid returns can be tempting, but they can also make people make hasty, bad choices. Long-term ROI gives a more complete picture of the health of a business. Good planning and decision-making are not just things to check off a list; they are the building blocks of a business model that will last. Having the right amount of both speed and care might seem like a contradiction, but in business, it's often the best way to go