Analysis paralysis. Take the next step.

[andrewraenewton]

Around two months ago, I stumbled upon a promising business opportunity. Over the last six weeks, I have been conducting extensive research on various aspects of the industry, including the market potential, competing products, patents, and sales channels.

While reading numerous forum posts, I noticed that many others are also in the same phase as I am - in research mode. However, I have realized that research can be a double-edged sword, as it can sometimes lead to analysis paralysis. In fact, I came across a Fastlane member who has been stuck in the research phase for over six years, which is mind-boggling.

Nonetheless, I have decided that enough is enough, and I need to take action. Some people are always preparing to prepare to prepare, but a person eventually needs to push the go button. Tomorrow, I have a meeting scheduled with a patent lawyer.

I am grateful to this forum and MJ's books for inspiring me to pursue my dreams. Even if my idea fails, I would rather take the chance and try than live with regret and wonder what could have been.

 

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[James Klymus]

Good choice. Good luck to you!

 

[Tacko6]

Around two months ago, I stumbled upon a promising business opportunity. Over the last six weeks, I have been conducting extensive research on various aspects of the industry, including the market potential, competing products, patents, and sales channels.

While reading numerous forum posts, I noticed that many others are also in the same phase as I am - in research mode. However, I have realized that research can be a double-edged sword, as it can sometimes lead to analysis paralysis. In fact, I came across a Fastlane member who has been stuck in the research phase for over six years, which is mind-boggling.

Nonetheless, I have decided that enough is enough, and I need to take action. Some people are always preparing to prepare to prepare, but a person eventually needs to push the go button. Tomorrow, I have a meeting scheduled with a patent lawyer.

I am grateful to this forum and MJ's books for inspiring me to pursue my dreams. Even if my idea fails, I would rather take the chance and try than live with regret and wonder what could have been.

Can defiantly resonate with this. One of the challenges i have found is just the sheer amount of info out there and also 'shinny pennies'. Can quickly end up down a rabbit hole and not surface for days!

 

[andrewraenewton]

Can defiantly resonate with this. One of the challenges i have found is just the sheer amount of info out there and also 'shinny pennies'. Can quickly end up down a rabbit hole and not surface for days!

It's dangerous. Looks like work. Feels like work. Just isn't necessarily going to take you to the next, and likely more important, step.

 

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[Vasudev Soni]

Around two months ago, I stumbled upon a promising business opportunity. Over the last six weeks, I have been conducting extensive research on various aspects of the industry, including the market potential, competing products, patents, and sales channels.

While reading numerous forum posts, I noticed that many others are also in the same phase as I am - in research mode. However, I have realized that research can be a double-edged sword, as it can sometimes lead to analysis paralysis. In fact, I came across a Fastlane member who has been stuck in the research phase for over six years, which is mind-boggling.

Nonetheless, I have decided that enough is enough, and I need to take action. Some people are always preparing to prepare to prepare, but a person eventually needs to push the go button. Tomorrow, I have a meeting scheduled with a patent lawyer.

I am grateful to this forum and MJ's books for inspiring me to pursue my dreams. Even if my idea fails, I would rather take the chance and try than live with regret and wonder what could have been.

Good luck for your journey