Almost any job is a good starting point for a business. Some career-to-business pathways are more well-known, such as a chef starting a food pop-up or a carpenter starting a small carpentry business, but there are plenty of other paths to get you there. Consider Neil Huber, who started his career as an MRI technician and realized how difficult it was for techs to gain new skills. He started a business to make the process of advancing from an MRI tech easier. There are many similar stories on SkillPointe, which focuses on careers that don’t necessarily require a four-year degree. Remember: The best ideas for new businesses are the ones that fill an unmet need, so look around your community and network for opportunities.