Robert Frimet built his legacy from the ground up. He is
currently self-employed as the president of RMF Consulting Group, LLC, a
successful company that he founded over a decade ago. Frimet is also involved
with anti-money laundering matters domestically and represents hundreds of
clients for over 10 years. You don't get that far in pursuing your passions
without hard work, dedication and a lot of business smarts. Just as Frimet's
clients come to him for advice in running their own companies, business
hopefuls can follow these three tips for a more successful startup.
- Build a business that you believe in. If you're not passionate about your business's purpose, there's no point in starting it. Entrepreneurship is hard work and, during the days when you want to give up, your belief in the business's purpose is what will keep you going.
- Create a brand that goes above and beyond the competition. Almost every business will have competition, and it's important to out-do your competitors at all turns. A successful business isn't just better than the others, it's radically different and superior by leaps and bounds.
- Care for your business as though you'll own it for the rest of your life. Even if you plan on selling your business in the future, that shouldn't be the primary reason that you're starting it. A business that is built for longevity is more enticing to customers and future interested buyers alike.
Successful business owners like Robert Frimet have learned
dozens of lessons on their path to the top. While it's important to learn from
people like Frimet, the best thing that a future business owner can do is to
get started and to take that start seriously. If you believe in your business
and you truly want it to succeed, chances are that it will.
