My Big Adventure: Running a Business Far Away

I always wanted to start my own business. America seemed like the best place to do it. It sounded exciting! But when I really started, it was harder than I thought.

Lost in the Rules

Figuring out all the laws and rules was like trying to find your way through a maze. Every state had its own rules, and the whole country had a bunch too. It was confusing! I had to read a lot and ask smart people for help. They were like my guides in a jungle.

Working Together, Far Apart

Running a business from another country was tricky. I needed people who could work on their own and we had to find ways to talk and work together even though we were far apart. We used special tools to talk and share ideas. It was like having a magic board to write on together.

Money Troubles

Getting money for my business wasn’t easy. Banks were picky, and finding investors was tough. I had to show them a really good plan for my business. It was like trying to convince someone to give you their toys!

Learning New Things

Understanding how people in America liked to buy things was like learning a new game. I had to figure out what they wanted and how to tell them about my stuff. I even had to learn to talk like them!

What I Learned

Starting a business far away taught me to be patient. Sometimes things take a long time. It’s also important to have friends who can help and give advice. And, you have to be ready to change your plans if something doesn’t work.

Running a business in another country is hard, but it can be really fun too. You learn a lot and meet new people. If you dream of doing it, don’t give up!

Tousif Akram
Founder & CEO
FormLLC