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Life is one big series of opportunities;

Too many if you try to do everything and too few if you are too busy making a living to check them out. The trick is to choose the right opportunities,
but how would you start to look?

You should pick ones that give a service, or a
product that people want, not necessarily the
ones that only look like giving you a quick ROI
and making you rich (although that wouldn’t hurt)

It couldn’t fail to make us rich, just a few years work and we would all be set.

This my friends is where good advice is invaluable. If you accept it and act on it

My mates went ahead with the amazing idea and a few short years down the track they ended up a whole lot poorer and not mates anymore.

Success typically follows thoughtful planning and hard work, or exceptionally good luck. Question is – which do you think you can control?

The first step is to plan, or re-plan as the case may be.

So…
Thoughtful planning vs good luck?

For the good luck option see listing under Casino in the Yellow Pages

The basic thoughtful planning option starts below.

1. Within your general experience, what product or service do you think most people want/need?

2. Why do they want it? – Ideally, this would be non-discretionary, a need rather than a want

3. When do they want it? – How quick could you satisfy that need?

4. How do they want to get it? – Personal interaction or the internet?

5. How much would they pay for it? – Value for money

6. Would the people who need it be able to afford it? – Payment plans?

7. What competition is there? – Why would people rather buy from you? 

8. What makes you think that you are correct about the answer to number 1?

                                            Whilst you are planning, also consider the next statement. There are five barriers to any successful transaction –

NO NEED, NO MONEY, NO HURRY, NO DESIRE, NO TRUST.

                                                                                               So, how would you address these barriers in your planning?

Lots of things to think about, so THINK, then ACT.   In that order

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