From a different perspective, good creativity, innovation, and skills are relatively dominant over the much more important human resources, while capital is equally important. However, both skills and skills have the potential to thrive and thrive in a business because they are able to think beyond creativity. This intelligence generates and generates effective business ideas.
Meanwhile, capital is the next step they must have to execute all the scenarios they have carefully considered. So, I believe this is the next step in strengthening their business. In other words, both must complement each other once everything is well organized.
Capital in the form of money or materials that must be purchased is a third option once someone already has basic knowledge of running a business and also how to manage their capital well. Because if the ability to manage existing capital cannot be applied to the business, someone may go bankrupt more quickly than they will thrive. Likewise, how to read opportunities in the market is a skill that must be in place from the start, even before they have the capital.
So, to be a businessperson, you need to have the two initial options I mentioned earlier, and another to supplement your business's operations: capital, such as money and other resources. Marketing and targets must be determined from the outset, even though they may not be immediately achievable on the first day, as the business is still in its infancy.