You believe that it is markets that reward quality and good treatment automatically? Markets reward whatever gets to people first with the right message at the right time. You can have the best product in the world, and you can fail totally if you're not distributing it correctly, or you're not doing it at the right time.
This happens constantly. Good businesses die. Bad ones succeed. Quality is necessary but it's not sufficient and pretending otherwise is wishful thinking.
..focus on developing your skills. You’ll see that opportunities will start coming to you..
This places all of the responsibility on the individual. What about obstacles that are structural? What about if you're in a place where there is no access to the market? What if there are regulations that favor the established players? What if you don't have financing because you don't have collateral or connections?
Once you find that gap, you’ll realize that going from zero to hero won’t take much time.
Easy to say until you ask yourself, why the gap exists in the first place. Usually there are reasons. Regulatory barriers. High capital requirements. Logistical nightmares. If it was easy someone would've fills it already. The ones that are left are the hard ones.
Now the question is—do you need machines to produce products? And if so, who will provide those machines?
Yes, in the present time, there are many companies that can provide you with machines.
Machine financing is nothing but growth on debt. You're sacrificing future profits for future capacity now before you've even proven there's a market for what you're making. One bad quarter and you're underwater with obligations that you can't make payments on.
If you don’t want to do business this way, another option is to start a business by pooling small amounts of money with a few friends and growing together.
This can work but only if you have extremely clear agreements about how to do equity, decision-making, exit strategies. Most people don't do this as it just feels awkward to make things formal with friends. Then it falls apart later and everybody's surprised.
Business is not about how much you want it. It's to move through systems created to advantage people with already-existing resources.