The time is ripe to allow creative ideas to flow through you. Use this energy to give you the push you need to dream up new creative ideas that this world needs, that your community needs, or that you know a specific group might need. Is there something that bothers you that you can come up with a solution and implement it? You might have already starting receiving ideas, downloads from above. Please don't brush them off. If you have a creative idea that has been eating away at you, start by writing it down. Buy a notebook to keep a date log of your daily notes.
Then take it one step at a time. Don't get overwhelmed by the idea and don't start saying to yourself that your idea is far fetched. Just let your idea that you wrote down on paper simmer a bit and more of your idea will start to reveal itself to you. Then start to do some research to see if you have any competitors out there. If you would have competitors, find out how they are doing. Make your product or service better than your competitor. In business school, we're encouraged to build better mousetraps so to speak. If you won't have competitors, that's even better for you because you'll have 100% of the market share all to yourself.
Don't worry about what other people are going to say. It's not their idea. It's your idea that you're going to take a big risk on and that you believe in.
Then start researching online how to get your creative business idea in the form of products or services off the ground. When I have what appears to me to be a huge project, I remember the age old question, How do you eat an elephant? Answer: One bite at a time. I break it down into small pieces or steps that are more easily manageable for me. Use everyday to take action on your list in whatever form. Whether it's making calls, or getting information online. Whatever you do just take action. The steps and the help you need will open up for you. But you have to make the first move.
Keep your idea to yourself throughout the gestation period until you feel your idea is ready to be birthed. You don't want to attract any negative energy towards you because that will block your creative flow. Nor do you want anybody to abort, kill your idea because they don't understand it or because of envy. Just keep it to yourself. It's for your own good.
Then take it one step at a time. Don't get overwhelmed by the idea and don't start saying to yourself that your idea is far fetched. Just let your idea that you wrote down on paper simmer a bit and more of your idea will start to reveal itself to you. Then start to do some research to see if you have any competitors out there. If you would have competitors, find out how they are doing. Make your product or service better than your competitor. In business school, we're encouraged to build better mousetraps so to speak. If you won't have competitors, that's even better for you because you'll have 100% of the market share all to yourself.
Don't worry about what other people are going to say. It's not their idea. It's your idea that you're going to take a big risk on and that you believe in.
Then start researching online how to get your creative business idea in the form of products or services off the ground. When I have what appears to me to be a huge project, I remember the age old question, How do you eat an elephant? Answer: One bite at a time. I break it down into small pieces or steps that are more easily manageable for me. Use everyday to take action on your list in whatever form. Whether it's making calls, or getting information online. Whatever you do just take action. The steps and the help you need will open up for you. But you have to make the first move.
Keep your idea to yourself throughout the gestation period until you feel your idea is ready to be birthed. You don't want to attract any negative energy towards you because that will block your creative flow. Nor do you want anybody to abort, kill your idea because they don't understand it or because of envy. Just keep it to yourself. It's for your own good.
I feel innovations brewing. I wish you all the best. Now let's have FUN transforming our creative ideas for products or services into reality. (emphasis mine)
Profit is good. Don't listen to the Marxists. Why would you ever want to work for free? You wouldn't right? So I repeat, profit is good. A profit is an amount of money that you earn when you are paid more for something that you're selling than it cost you. Profit = Cost price - sold price. This profit earned allows you to grow and expand your business.
Merriam-Webster definition: Profit is the positive gain remaining for a business after all costs and expenses have been deducted from total sales.
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