@samsa I aint started yet. Better put your money where your mouth is...

I remember there was a guy called @eli, He sought to have partnership with someone to do some farming. Can't remember what it was. Same guy had ealrier requested for an M to invest in stocks and payback mos mos I remember another guy (username forgotten) he asked for quick help for he is living from hand to mouth. I remember another (username forgotten) who sought some loan from shylocks to startup biz for his better half and the list never ends. So where are we? It doesn't hurt to know more than you have

and there was SK Investment Co..... I'm the real Massey F.....shut your mouth

try shouting at the roof tops... they may hear your calls..... I'm the real Massey F.....shut your mouth

The more money you invest in starting a business,the more likely it is to fail!!! Look at the biggest businesses around...microsoft was start with less than US$200 for buying second hand computers....Tuskys was started with KSh7,000 in the early nineties [my salary at that time was Sh9,500 in a GoK institution]....etc Any new business needs 3 ingridients: A good idea for a product/service Capital to get it started A ready market to buy the product/service Of these,a ready market is the most important. Capital and ideas are nothing if there is no market. I know very many businesses that were started without any capital and they are very successful today...... There is a guy who started a water delivery business during the current rationing. He made fliers and distributed to his neighbours offering to deliver the water. Got some orders. Contracted a tanker to fetch the water. Delivered to his neighbour. Was paid and then paid the tanker owner.....that was 6 months ago; today he is delivering 50,000litres to various people every day.....and he still hasn't bought a tanker!!! Think about that!! Behind the gardens...Behind the wall...Under the tree (Including: Red...Dark Blue...Yellow)