slide 2: Too many look at startups and small
businesses and assume that they are the
same thing.
slide 3: In reality though…
slide 4: They are quite different.
slide 5: While they have some similarities they
are not the same thing at all.
slide 6: Luckily it is easy to tell them apart
especially if you know the intentions of the
business owner and the business’s potential
future.
slide 7: So what is the difference between
Startup and Small Business
slide 8: First lets look at small business.
slide 9: Most likely you know what one is.
slide 10: Small business is an ice cream shop in your
district or your favorite local coffee shop for
instance.
slide 12: Or…
slide 14: A small business is usually a locally
owned business
slide 15: That has a small number of employees
slide 16: A relatively low cost and income
slide 17: And usually no plans to become a
corporation
slide 18: These type of low risk low reward businesses
tend to remain the same for years.
slide 19: Very seldom do small businesses grow
into something bigger.
slide 20: Startups are also small
slide 21: …but they dream BIG
slide 22: The fundamental difference between startup
and small business is in their mindset
slide 23: Startups are more about gaining ground and
becoming a big hit.
slide 24: Something that can have a huge success
slide 25: They are all about the ambition dream and
threshold.
slide 26: It’s when you vigorously refuse to stay small
slide 27: Startups are born to be big.
slide 28: To be big or die.
slide 29: Startups want
to change the
world.
slide 30: Small businesses are fine
staying small and stable.
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