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I have lots of ideas but am having trouble focusing time and effort to one without thinking of/working on another.
Usually I hit a road block in my idea or process and begin to slide away from the struggle and onto plan b, c, etc.
It is not a motivation or education issue.. more of an execution problem.
I’m thinking a like minded partner could be the answer. Someone who shares my end goals and can work with me to shape the path to get there. The hurdles could be crossed together and ideas and feedback would be double.
To those who have done joint ventures, how do i find the right partner? Spouse, co workers, best friend and parents are not options due to differing mindsets.
I would prefer someone local but I suppose long distance could be fine with modern tech. How do you “vet” and find a potential partner.
This forum is great but like any other, you risk sharing too much with the competition/public if you post all of your details. That’s why I’m looking for a partner rather than just a sounding board for each idea.
Any takers or ideas? If interested we could chat further over pm’s and eventually phone/FaceTime.
Long story short I’m a healthcare provider with great schedule and income but looking for financial freedom without being in the office seeing patients. I want to retire in 5-10 years (pre-40) with good health so that I can be a serial entrepreneur, travel the globe with my family, coach my boys and donate a ton of money to church and serve those in need.
Looking forward to all replies!
Usually I hit a road block in my idea or process and begin to slide away from the struggle and onto plan b, c, etc.
It is not a motivation or education issue.. more of an execution problem.
I’m thinking a like minded partner could be the answer. Someone who shares my end goals and can work with me to shape the path to get there. The hurdles could be crossed together and ideas and feedback would be double.
To those who have done joint ventures, how do i find the right partner? Spouse, co workers, best friend and parents are not options due to differing mindsets.
I would prefer someone local but I suppose long distance could be fine with modern tech. How do you “vet” and find a potential partner.
This forum is great but like any other, you risk sharing too much with the competition/public if you post all of your details. That’s why I’m looking for a partner rather than just a sounding board for each idea.
Any takers or ideas? If interested we could chat further over pm’s and eventually phone/FaceTime.
Long story short I’m a healthcare provider with great schedule and income but looking for financial freedom without being in the office seeing patients. I want to retire in 5-10 years (pre-40) with good health so that I can be a serial entrepreneur, travel the globe with my family, coach my boys and donate a ton of money to church and serve those in need.
Looking forward to all replies!
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