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Paperback Small Scale, Big Impact: Easy steps to start a business and make it big. Book

ISBN: B0H5CHJQXJ

ISBN13: 9798905404467

Small Scale, Big Impact: Easy steps to start a business and make it big.

Small Scale, Big Impact is for every Indian who has an idea but isn't sure where to begin - whether you're in a bustling city, a small town, or a village where people say "that kind of thing doesn't work here."

This book proves them wrong.

Written by entrepreneur Saju Joseph, Small Scale, Big Impact cuts through the noise of complex business advice and delivers something far more valuable: a simple, honest playbook for starting a business with what you already have. No family wealth required. No elite degree needed. Just clarity, consistency, and the willingness to take the next small step.

Across 15 practical chapters, you'll learn how to spot real problems hiding in plain sight, find your own "unfair advantage," build a simple product or service in just seven days, price your work with confidence, use AI as a co-founder, sell without feeling pushy, and create a 10-year vision that actually guides your daily actions.

This isn't a book about overnight success. It's a book about building something real - a business that creates jobs, serves your community, and grows with you over time.

Whether you're a student, a salaried professional with a side idea, a local shop owner ready to evolve, or someone starting from scratch - this book will move you from thinking to doing.

Small beginnings lead to big impact. Yours starts here.

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