Kerry Hannon

You can, because of the growth in remote workers and contract workers,

You can hire workers to kind of cherry pick some people to come in once a month to do your bookkeeping.

Somebody can do your social media strategy.

You don't have to have a big staff in order to get your business off the ground.

You can really manage your cash flow, your management team, all kinds of things.

But in order to do it, I say go slow, no rash moves.

You need to get financially fit because you may not be able to pay yourself immediately when you get started.

So make sure you've got that together.

You know, do your homework.

Talk to people in those industries that you're interested in.

Where are the gaps?

Where are the opportunities to start a business?

It might even be a hobby of yours, which is not always the most successful of businesses because you're so close to it.

But again, you might also, because it's your hobby, know where the niche is that needs to be filled and also have a network to sell to.

You know, add skills and certification.

Take your time.

You can do this virtually.

It's not a master's degree.

Get a certification that helps you step into that field.

And finally, give yourself an opportunity, if you can, to volunteer, moonlight.