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5 Things You Can Do TODAY to Start Your Business

Sometimes its the first step thats the hardest to take in any journey. But if you set your mind on an end result, taking the first step is very exciting! If your a busy mom but have been wanting to start your own business only to see days and months or years go by because you can’t seem to find the time or don’t know exactly where to begin…Here are 5 Steps You Can Take TODAY to get started:

1. Think of your company name and see if the domain name is already in use. For example www.SandytheChef.com 

2. Check www.uspto.gov to see if the trademark is already in use for same name. If/when both are clear:

3. File the trademark online and buy the domain name through a company like www.register.com or www.godaddy.com or www.networksolutions.com

4. Go to www.legalzoom.com and research sole proprietorship or partnership and DBA, resale license etc…

5. Celebrate! You have finally gotten started! And maybe all while your kid(s) was napping!

“A real decision is measured by the fact that you’ve taken a new action. If there’s no action, you haven’t truly decided.” Tony Robbins

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Sandy Abrams made her dream come true when she had an Ah-ha moment & turned it into a multi-million dollar biz (www.moisturejamzz.com). A self-taught entrepreneur, Sandy had the passion & persistence to roll up her sleeves & learn on the fly. After years of sweat equity, she turned her naivite into success and savvy. Her signature product, Moisture Jamzz Moisture Gloves quickly became a top-selling accessory in the beauty/spa industry, sold in Bed, Bath & Beyond, LinensNThings, QVC, Bloomingdales and private labeled for some of the biggest names in beauty: Estee Lauder, Bath & Body Works, H2O PLUS, Crabtree & Evelyn, Bare Escentuals. To help others turn their ideas into reality, Sandy published, Your Idea, Inc. (www.yourideainc.com) and put her inspirational, motivational advice & anecdotes into this entrepreneurial guide book. Her casual, conversational tone feels like a best friend who has been there, done that & is now sharing her wisdomand her mistakes! Sandy is a mom to two teenage boys. Sandy Abrams