I found my Fastlane business and have proven it!

[ramony]

Hello Fastlane Forum friends!
Today I'm going to tell you how I found my business idea and how simple it was and also how I'd proven that people want it!
Now I'm not going to lie to you, I'm currently researching how I can sell it online as It's very complex in my situation,
But that did not stop me as in the last week I've sold it to my friends and colleugs who gladly accepted it and were amused that it worked so well
and guess what it took me like 1-2 days to code a beta and see if someone wants it! in fact the whole reason of why i coded it was because i was having a hard time with that issue!
But because I sent it to a coupe of my friends I understood that the current businesses on the market simply are way way too expensive and don't deliver much i found my value skews
And I know I KNOW money shouldn't be the main value skew but the main one is that people will know about this program Ive already made sells of it to my friends and others so i think there's a degree of proof in that!

I hope that this will be a beginning of a great process and execution post as I keep moving forward with that.
And worst thing happens if it doesn't work I have more ideas to test (most of them dont require initial investment from me )and i just wanna say that I was a BIG lurker on this forum (as well as an action faker)
my main problems now: find a way to sell online, add even more value skews and ask the people i sold it too if its a good idea and what they want

Thanks Noah Kagen and MJ DeMarco

 

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[Entrepeneurista]

Wauw. Sounds amazing. Congratulations and I wish you the best in your business.

 

[Mainaste]

Congratulations on making those initial sales! But I gotta say, the post reads like it was written by a schizo in the middle of a marathon.

 

[Xavier X]

Congratulations on making those initial sales! But I gotta say, your posts reads like it was written by a schizo in the middle of a marathon.

I find it amusing when native speakers of a language (typically English speakers) deride the ability of a non-native to communicate in their language. In reality, they should get credit for being intelligent enough to learn another language to that level. I don't know what the OP's native language is, but the real question is, can you communicate with the OP in his native language, at that "schizo" level?

 

[ramony]

Thank you all for responding, yes Im not a native english speaker and was very excited when writing this post, Plus It’s kind of hard for me to format a post.

 

[Mainaste]

I find it amusing when native speakers of a language (typically English speakers) deride the ability of a non-native to communicate in their language. In reality, they should get credit for being intelligent enough to learn another language to that level. I don't know what the OP's native language is, but the real question is, can you communicate with the OP in his native language, at that "schizo" level?

Listen, I completely agree with the fact that learning a new language is a huge achievement and absolutely deserves recognition. I've gone through the grind of learning other languages. But you can't tell me that my comment is specifically downplaying OP's accomplishment. This is an anonymous forum and we have no idea what anyone's background is. So how do you expect people to react when a poorly formatted post comes across in an English-dominant forum? It's not about discrediting anyone's effort, it's about maintaining at least some level of clarity and coherence in communication.

Also, the comment about English speakers being the typical suspect of scrutinizing poor language is just plain bias. You mainly interact with English speaking forums, people, etc. so you will mainly see those types of behavior. You just don't see that behavior in other languages because you don't understand and interact with them!

 

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[Xavier X]

Listen, I completely agree with the fact that learning a new language is a huge achievement and absolutely deserves recognition. I've gone through the grind of learning other languages. But you can't tell me that my comment is specifically downplaying OP's accomplishment. This is an anonymous forum and we have no idea what anyone's background is. So how do you expect people to react when a poorly formatted post comes across in an English-dominant forum? It's not about discrediting anyone's effort, it's about maintaining at least some level of clarity and coherence in communication.

Also, the comment about English speakers being the typical suspect of scrutinizing poor language is just plain bias. You mainly interact with English speaking forums, people, etc. so you will mainly see those types of behavior. You just don't see that behavior in other languages because you don't understand and interact with them!

What the majority of your comment did (as far as OP's written English) was ridicule them, in a direct manner. English-speaking forum or not, I know you haven't been here very long, but it's not exactly a Grammar Nazi forum. Are you adding value to the community or not? That's what matters.

And no, native English speakers being the primary culprit isn't bias or anecdotal evidence. I'm an American native English speaker, and it's something I have researched. One of my degrees is in Communication. I speak 6 languages at varying levels and have lived in (or visited) about 40 countries, where I've had immersion interacting with all kinds of people.

To put it in a simple way:

- You're significantly more likely to be perceived as "less intelligent," or put down by a native English speaker, for speaking English below native levels.

- You're significantly more likely to be received with excitement by native speakers of other languages, if you speak their language, as a non-native. Even at an elementary level.

We don't need to derail the thread with this, so we'll let OP get on with their thread.

 

[Mainaste]

What the majority of your comment did (as far as OP's written English) was ridicule them, in a direct manner. English-speaking forum or not, I know you haven't been here very long, but it's not exactly a Grammar Nazi forum. Are you adding value to the community or not? That's what matters.

And no, native English speakers being the primary culprit isn't bias or anecdotal evidence. I'm an American native English speaker, and it's something I have researched. One of my degrees is in Communication. I speak 6 languages at varying levels and have lived in (or visited) about 40 countries, where I've had immersion interacting with all kinds of people.

To put it in a simple way:

- You're significantly more likely to be perceived as "less intelligent," or put down by a native English speaker, for speaking English below native levels.

- You're significantly more likely to be received with excitement by native speakers of other languages, if you speak their language, as a non-native. Even at an elementary level.

We don't need to derail the thread with this, so we'll let OP get on with their thread.

Okay

 

[mm.c]

Hello Fastlane Forum friends!
Today I'm going to tell you how I found my business idea and how simple it was and also how I'd proven that people want it!
Now I'm not going to lie to you, I'm currently researching how I can sell it online as It's very complex in my situation,
But that did not stop me as in the last week I've sold it to my friends and colleugs who gladly accepted it and were amused that it worked so well
and guess what it took me like 1-2 days to code a beta and see if someone wants it! in fact the whole reason of why i coded it was because i was having a hard time with that issue!
But because I sent it to a coupe of my friends I understood that the current businesses on the market simply are way way too expensive and don't deliver much i found my value skews
And I know I KNOW money shouldn't be the main value skew but the main one is that people will know about this program Ive already made sells of it to my friends and others so i think there's a degree of proof in that!

I hope that this will be a beginning of a great process and execution post as I keep moving forward with that.
And worst thing happens if it doesn't work I have more ideas to test (most of them dont require initial investment from me )and i just wanna say that I was a BIG lurker on this forum (as well as an action faker)
my main problems now: find a way to sell online, add even more value skews and ask the people i sold it too if its a good idea and what they want

Thanks Noah Kagen and MJ DeMarco

Great! I can sense the excitement in your message. Keeping my fingers crossed for your success!

 

[mm.c]

Thank you all for responding, yes Im not a native english speaker and was very excited when writing this post, Plus It’s kind of hard for me to format a post.

You're doing great, plus you're using Fastlane slang, which means you got the message! Keep it up!

 

[Kevin88660]

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[ramony]

Hi everybody! A little update here:
The idea failed; it turns out not so many people wanted my product!
Time to move on to the next idea and not waste time! For those wondering, I might open source the code of the program I had created later on if I feel like it.
Thank you for liking my post and motivating me by doing so.
I'm moving on to the next idea and will test some things as I go!
I will, of course, try to update you more frequently.
Time to move forward!
thank you so much!
If you have anything to suggest me I will of course be happy to hear your suggestions!