This is an except from my book: 101 Entrepreneur Questions and Answers. There are a few key steps you need to consider:
- Take in more knowledge, so you can identify and create more ideas and opportunity. The more you learn, the more you realise you have yet to learn. As described earlier: your knowledge is like knowledge particles in your brain which bounces ideas around them and generates momentum.
- Write down your ideas. It is no good constantly having new ideas, because you need to write them down. Write them in a journal or a Microsoft word document- anywhere. You and I need to write down our ideas for future reference. Your idea may not be worth anything now, but in the future when you've learnt new things you can then apply your idea in different ways. Write your ideas down instantly- I email them to myself, so I have a 0% chance to forget them, and later on when I'm going through my emails I'll write them down in an appropriate word document.
- Act upon your ideas. It is all fine having ideas and writing them down, but unless you act upon them, they will remain just ideas. Remember that ideas are cheap, it is what you make out of them that gives them the value. Remember that ideas are the modern day alchemy: turning valueless things into gold.
Remember that whatever you can conceive and believe, you can achieve. If you can imagine and believe in your idea strong enough, you can make it a reality.
Learn as much as you can about the subject you wish to create something in- until you either feel guilty from all the time you have spent doing research or until you feel very confident to act.
When you are doing research you are preparing to succeed, then act upon your ideas- work towards them and create them! Question of the day: How are you turning your ideas into a reality?
Great post! and good to see there is a community of entrepreneurs on here too
Where? Seems that the "entrepreneur" tag is none-existent...
Trying to find others...
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