In this episode, we have a conversation about how to start a creative business: do you have to see your art and business as two separate things, or should you combine your art with making money? 

In addition, we explore what business opportunities exists for a photography business: what are some business ideas to make money? And how can you find your first paying clients? 

Next to photography, there are opportunities to start a business as tutor, to help people in school to get great grades. How can you find clients for this business? And what could be innovative business models to ask clients for money in tutoring? 

Please apply the lessons in this business to your own ideas in any way you want. Running a business is like playing a computer game: you have to start at level one and it's a lot of fun to grow your skills while experimenting and learning. Enjoy the game of business! 

In this episode, we take a look at the potential of Emmet's dream of starting a food business at a sports ground. He has been doing some research, and was able to find a great team of people who are willing to help him out. What's the next step for his business?

In addition, we have answered the following questions:

+ Can tutoring be a good business? + What makes a good leader? What leadership skills can you grow and how can you start today in becoming a better leader? How can you train yourself in being a good leader? + When is the right time to go global with your business and when is your business ready for that?

In this episode, we discuss the business idea of selling food in the grounds around a sports stadium. What are things you must research for this business idea? What can be a level-1 business around this business idea? And what could be the next steps, on level 2 or 3, to grow this business? 

In addition, we discuss several questions about life as a beginning entrepreneur:  + What are the important elements of a proper and healthy business model?  + Can you grow a business, if you live in a less fortunate area? And how can this be an advantage for your entrepreneurial skills in the long run?  + How do u stay motivated if you aren't interested in your business? And how can you keep your business interesting for yourself, also when you grow and your preferences and ideas change? + Do you need investors in your business, so your business can grow faster? What are the risks of growing faster by having a loan from investors? What can be benefits, if you work with investors? How can investors help you to grow your business, by adding non-financial things to your business?  + How can entrepreneurs grow their business-mind, and learn to spot more opportunities?