I don't know what do to

[Mister]

I don't know what do to really

I feel like I wasted the last 2 years and did nothing besides jumping from one business ideas to another.
I start a new idea hyped up, work a bit on it, a fail. In the end, I didn't learn something out of it.

Is the problem that I don't really commit to it ?
Or what are you thinking ?

 

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[Ali Hamza]

This happens when you are idea-based and not need-based - If you were focused on Needs / Problems it wouldn't be so easy to jump around ideas. Think about it if what you were doing had a strong need, in order for you to switch businesses a bigger need would be required, which doesn't happen that often unless the first idea was really bad.

 

[Mister]

This happens when you are idea-based and not need-based - If you were focused on Needs / Problems it wouldn't be so easy to jump around ideas. Think about it if what you were doing had a strong need, in order for you to switch businesses a bigger need would be required, which doesn't happen that often unless the first idea was really bad.

Yea man absolutely

To be honest, most of my ideas were currently trash because there hand no need behind them.

My biggest problem is that I don't stick to something and get some quick cash with new ideas. (Which never happened lol)
I just need to overcome my bad habit from not sticking to something and just do it.

 

[Ali Hamza]

Maybe learn a skill that you can use to spot and solve problems? It will take time and definitely not quick but it will give you ideas that don't violate the Entry command on start.

 

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[technobubble]

this been happening to me on repeat for a good few years. What helped me - I quit a job, had free time, invested it to my current business and it worked. Still I don't know if it's a business or just a side hustle because it's sales and could be not profitable within a year (supplier problems, items not relevant anymore etc.). If so, with the money I made, I will hop to something more reliable - making a product or a service.
Leaving an idea that doesn't work as you thought it would is okay.
The most logical option seems to just stick to one idea (which after some research you think would work) and execute.