[Vnbiz] Welcome brother Pham Thanh Nhon into VNBIZ

[Tran Dinh Hoanh]

Dear Brother Nhon,

Thank you for the good reply.  I am very impressed with your positive
spirit.  I hope that you will continue to share your dreams and plans
with us, so that we all can support you.

For Nhon and all brothers/sisters who are thinking about business, let
me share with you my observation:

Most people tend to think about a big chunk of money to start a
business.  My observation is that, money is the least of your concern.

What you need is a passion for that business.  That's all.  If you are
so passionate about, and therefore love to spend hours and hours
tirelessly working on it, you will succeed.  Most businesses need only
a mobile phone and probably a computer to start out.  Say, you want to
build a "ve si" (personal security) company.  You can just start out
with yourself.  Pass your fliers around, get the words circulated, and
work as a ve si when a client needs you.  Until you have more clients
and have to hire someone to help you.  Then keep expanding gradually.
And as you grow, you will be able to borrow money to expand once you
can show people that you have ALREADY succeeded.

Don't think about money, or debt or many other business requirements.
Ask yourself a question, "Do I love doing this?"  If the answer is
yes, go after it with a passion.  And chances are you will win.  But
you will have to "go after it."  Meaning, start moving, don't just sit
there and dream.

And when you are single without a family to feed, that is the best
time to start adventure and take risk.

Go forth and conquer!

Great day, brother Nhon and all.

Hoanh


On 11/10/06, Pham Thanh Nhon <nhonpt at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Dear Mr. Hoanh and CACC,
> Thanks for impressive welcome message,
> I'm very glad in being member of VNBIZ, the group that Romi described as
> "expertise".
> About youth activities and entrepreneurs, I hold the fomular: youth
> activities + entrepreneurs = development. I am going to establish a company
> that above formular is key, and somewhat is a mission. I'd like to talk
> about this in gossip, morning coffee or forum  discussion. Hope that I have
> the chances to share this more with u.
> Nice to network with VNBIZERS, nice day!
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Tran Dinh Hoanh, LLB, JD
Attorney of Law
Washington DC