Motivation/Market
Identity
Unit Economics 1
Unit Economics 2
Details
100

An archetype for an entrepreneur that serves customers, prefers good review referrals from happy clients to satisfy new client's needs and wants

Bootstrap Tortoise

100

Analyzing the behaviors people have at markets when they are buying

Behavioral Economics

100

Costs you pay for important things to get your business up and running and that you only need to pay for once, as an initial investment in your business

Sunk Costs

100

To be able to pay for the daily costs of running your business with the money you are getting from your customers

Break Even

100

The first try or model of your product

Prototype

200

An archetype for an entrepreneur that studies the market, buys for less, and sells it for a profit negotiating with customers who need it

Asset Fox

200

Space where an entrepreneur sells at a market

Booth

200

A cost that changes depending on the number of units you make

Variable Costs

200

Being able to pay off your sunk investment

Reaching payout

200

The words you say to a customer to get a sale

Pitch

300

An archetype for an entrepreneur that sees the most popular things customers are excited about, buy stocks of it, get others excited and profit from it. Usually studies for a degree, and possibly works at Wall Street or related to it.

MBA Hare

300

Top two best colors to use for decoration or logo design when trying to catch the customer's attention

Red and yellow

300

A cost you have to pay every set amount of time, like every day or month

Fixed period cost

300
A person who works for you 

Employee

300
Amount paid by the customer for your product

Price

400

To collect feedback from a target audience, like customers, to better understand needs/wants

Survey for Market Research

400

A picture and words that represent your brand in every advertisement and store

Logo

400

The total amount of money made before analysis and return; it is not all new money

Revenue

400
A person who guides you with encouragement, coaching, and possibly advice 
Mentor
400

Assembly of your product parts including packaging 

Production

500

To analyze the information gathered from feedback to make decision for products or services 

Market Research Survey Analysis 

500

A short phrase that tells how your company is better than others

Slogan

500

Money you get to keep after revenue

Profit
500

A person who puts their money into your business and expects to be repaid with interests

Investor

500

Moment you put your product on the YEM market for sale

Launch

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