In my exploration of global Private Equity markets, I uncovered a hidden treasure – government funding programs! Surprisingly, while I initially thought only France had them, I discovered that every free-market economy, including the U.S., offers such opportunities.
Here's the scoop: I'm currently compiling two lists of grants for my own personal use:
I'm considering making a simple program that helps entrepreneurs get all this paperwork for minimal hassle. It would be simple relative to getting the list which I'll do regardless.
Imagine a program that:
Governments aim to help, but the process is complex. I'm on a mission to simplify it! Drawing from my experience navigating technical documentation, I'm uniquely equipped to make government opportunities accessible for my fellow broke entrepreneurs.
While existing services often charge hefty percentages, I intend to charge a small, flat fee based on your country's median income.
I'm gauging interest with a wait list for this software. Preorders will be segmented by country, reflecting diverse opportunities for citizens. If a segment shows enough interest, I'll offer preorder deals. With enough interest in that, I'll develop a user-friendly tool for that country's citizens.
The ultimate goal is accessibility, efficiency, and affordability. Join the wait list, and together, let's leverage government funds for your success!
It would be good for this information to exist.
I'd start with one country/state. Having everything there seems like a lot of work. Probably no one else would be willing to do that schlep work either, so there may be something in it.
"Schlep work" is right, I think whoever designed the website stuff thought we were all borne as lawyers. I know so many entrepreneurs who are dyslexic, and I can't imagine any of them analyzing all this on their own. Why they didn't make any kind of interface to help people is beyond me.
Makes me wonder how many people even go for these grants.