When tough times hit, entrepreneurs often don’t have a safety net to fall back on. With the global coronavirus pandemic forcing businesses online and closing doors left and right, business owners are feeling the sting. In fact, for the first time, the federal government is offering solopreneurs unemployment benefits to help them get through the next few months. The life of an entrepreneur is fulfilling, rewarding, exciting, and uncertain. You have no guarantees for success on your journey to launch a successful business.

The world is transitioning to a mostly-remote workforce. The good news is that statistics show employers with flexible work policies collectively save billions per year, with happier and more productive employees. Here are five ways that you can take your business online.

If you’ve ever considered becoming an entrepreneur, now may be an excellent time to weigh your options and begin working for yourself. Here are five things to consider if you’re looking to start a business, along with action steps that you can take right now.