How can I be so rich business woman;without taking any help of my parent?What kind of business should I start?

I'm 24y of unemployed lady.I want to start a business,without taking my parent's money or help,whatever.I don't understand,what kind of business I start! & how can I start it independentlly.
I want to start a business,which is given me a money,becouse I just want to show my parent's that I also doing business without taking any help.
My friends of yahoo,will you help me,from getting me out from this problem?can I get any loan bank?If so!How can I be?
please help me & give me some good advise.

+ Start out really small with something very simple that makes cash money while you are still at home and can save up a little for your real investments(your company). The chances of a bank loan or any loan are kind of slim. For the most part, (in my experience) banks don't want to loan you money until you no longer need it. I have been in business for 6 years Changing Air-conitioner and heater filters and I have no bank loans. Now all of a sudden they want to loan me money and I can just pay cash and they get no interest so why should I bother. All it cost me was about $150 for brochures, a couple of boxes of the most popular filters, a screw driver, a pad of paper to write down what sizes to order every year, and list the customers that I personnally visited to start my business and the date that I changed the filter so I could come back the next year.

There are some business that require little to start. A photo business (if you have a camera), a cleaning business (if you have a bucket of cleaning stuff), a personal at the customers home or work car cleaning business, shovelling snow, raking leaves, cleaning windows.

If you can take a picture of your work at each location so that you have a history, as the key will be repeat business. If you are successful you could sell the business and the contacts to someone else that wants to start something in a year and then you have your seed capitol, or sell all but 10 or 20% of the business and let them pay your on time and when it is all paid off they can give you that (that you still own) percentage on a monthly or annual basis as a part owner for as long as the business continues to exist or if they want to sell it, you could continue as a part owner and collect your percentage in full at the time of the sale, but they all take time and continuous effort and there are very few that can come into big money fast and easy and not owe either big favors that you may regret, or substantial sums of money that you may not wish to repay.

Keep your long term goals in mind, and follow a dream of something that you really love to do as most likely you will do it with all your heart and be the best you can at it. If you start a cleaning company and sold it to someone while retaining partial ownership you could have them as a subcontractor of yours at a considerable discount later. (think about it and where you want to finally get to)
I like your initiave
Good Luck

First, I'd say go to college. Too many businesses fail b/c people don't know what they're doing. If you don't want to get your degree (which you really should) at least take some business classes on entrepreneurship, writing business plans, etc.

In the meantime, try being an independent beauty consultant for Mary Kay. You get 50% commission and all you need is $100 to get your first supplies. I've met a lot of women that make a lot of money with Mary Kay. I thought about it but I don't have time.

DO something you believe in...

If your located in the states you still need a lot better English skills. You must send proposals, invoices and letters to clients. the English must be PERFECT. Spell checkers can help some on software but not do it all. There might be some adult education classes in your area to take at night.

In order to start a business and be successful you have to have faith in it.
in life if you want to succeed you cant do it alone you have to have trust in people as well as some help from your parents every once in a while.
GOOD LUCK HAVE TRUST IN YOUR SELF.

Complicated question. I'll tell you what I do online as an example.

I resell web hosting and domains on the internet. It's a very competitive market, but easy to promote. I currently make enough to support myself, wife and son comfortably.

Like anything else worthwhile though it takes time and a lot of work. You have to promote your business and keep at it.

Here's the link for the reseller program
http://reseller.dugancom.com/

And here's a link about web site promotion
http://websitepromotion.divinfo.com/

Don't expect immediate amazing results with any business you may start. If it sounds to good to be true it probably is. Web hosting and domain sales is as basic as you can get on the net and a great place to start. Good luck!

line internet business doesn't need investment

how about a house cleaning business? since its just you and anyone can do it, there is probably good money in it...just find people that need things cleaned like once a week and you can stop by there for an hour or two and clean the tubs and vacume and things...all you need is a vacume, a car and some cleaning supplies....just an idea since you didn't tell us if you were good at anything. also you can do what i do and sell things on ebay.

Dear Madam,

My personal suggestion is start some small businesss. Don't go for loan. Take the business vigaroulsely. Do harwork as much as possible. That is the only way. There is no shortcut for sucess. So hard work ! hard work ! nothing more than that. If you are intereseted to start import & export I can aslo help. I am working as a office co-ordinator in one Japanese firm in India.

Best of luck.

Warmest Regards
Gokula

Try an XXX webcam business.

Learning how to speak English might be a start. After that, you can learn how to read and write like you have a brain.

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