Ever Ask Yourself What Would Happen If?

"What would happen if," you ask yourself, and, at that point, you have opened your creative mindset to see a new horizon. But the process you are taking yourself down may not result in anything beneficial; which is why folks who have great ideas don't get them to the action phase- they stay stuck in neutral gear. "What would happen if," becomes, "aw it probably wouldn't have worked anyway." If you've ever found yourself thinking such, and, eventually not doing what you were dwelling on, this column is for you, it will show you something about that thought, you may never have heard before. If you've never had such a thought, you're probably not being honest, but let's say you are and you've just never thought such, then this column is for certain going to be rewarding in the time you spend consuming it. And; it won't give you indigestion.

The thought you dwell on about a business, wanting to own one, wanting to start one, even when it's not unique, probably especially when it's not unique, is a great thought that you should consider, here's why. Every great business has to start somewhere, and that place is in the mind of the person who first sees it as worth attempting. Most business professors teach the concept of need- meeting a need- in fact one of the most successful entrepreneurs around pushes a concept that he calls FANFI- find a need and fill it [See Conference Guru Entrepreneur profile], which worked well for him, but the question needs to come home to you; will it work for you? Can you apply it in your life, you might see the need, but you can't fill it; at least, not from where you are. Does that mean that your vision should be negated? You are the one having the thought, it is your idea, it's likely not singular, but why negate its worth?