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Shawn popped up a business test in his own yard! Photo by Deb Brown<\/p><\/div>\n

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Your fellow reader Ava asked a great question:<\/p>\n

If I am already working, in school, and wanting to start up just a real small small business, then how would that work differently from someone who is coming from a completely different stand point, like not working or in school and is just generally starting up their business with saved money? Thank you!<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The secret to starting a real side hustle, side gig or just a real small small business is to take small steps.<\/p>\n

Try small scale steps that get your idea in front of people who can pay for it.\u00a0That\u2019s how you\u2019ll build knowledge of what works, build an initial following in the market, and build assets toward your next, bigger step.<\/p>\n

What can you do to test a business idea?<\/h1>\n
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You don’t need much to start small. Even one square foot of space may be enough. Photo by Becky McCray.<\/p><\/div>\n