Hey everyone!
I got some feedback on my last article, and it turns out folks felt I didn’t explain the psychological stuff clearly enough. So, someone suggested I try visualizing it. Challenge accepted!
Check out this quick 5-minute video where I dive into how our brains can totally trick us and make us miss out on valuable feedback. I also talk about the entrepreneurs' challenges that come with this and share some strategies to tackle it.
Give it a watch: Don't fall in love with your own idea - video.
I will really appreciate your feedback - so feel free to write a comment below or drop me a message.
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To be blinded by the love of one's own idea - continuation.
Thursday 14 November 2024 at 20:59
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Strong starting point of the business journey: a sound idea
Sunday 6 October 2024 at 10:02
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Let's be clear here: you don't have to have a genius idea to succeed. Business design offers approaches which allow us to start with relatively crappy ideas and turn them into workable solutions. That is true.
However it is much better from the early beginning to work out an idea which is commercially viable and fits directly to you - to your passions, motivations, values, skills, etc.
However it is much better from the early beginning to work out an idea which is commercially viable and fits directly to you - to your passions, motivations, values, skills, etc.
Here I recorded a short video with description of a simple and practical method: https://youtu.be/-PCzT66UH44
It allows you to compromise the commercial aspects with individual, personal needs and can facilitate your entrepreneurial thinking.
Let me know what you think about it.
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