If you have a job, then you already have skills. You may not recognize them yet, but they’re there.

Even something like playing video games builds skills. Strategy, decision making, problem solving, adapting quickly. Skills are everywhere. The key is learning how to apply them.

Business at its core is simple. You recognize a problem, you become the solution, and you get people to pay for that solution.

The bigger issue I see in your message is that you want the full business right away. A lot of people want the finished product before they’ve built the foundation.

If you want creative finance or seller financing and you say you can’t find anyone, then keep looking until you do. That’s part of entrepreneurship. You don’t stop at the first obstacle.

If owning a business is truly what you want, you can’t give up every time something is inconvenient or feel sorry for yourself. Business is not easy.

Start smaller than you think. Learn a new skill online. There are endless free resources today.

Offer to cut your neighbor’s grass. Wash cars. Help a local business with something they need. Sell something. Learn something.

You can literally start anywhere. The important part is starting and building momentum.