Intro from an Electrical Engineer

[Ordep890]

I'll keep this short.

I've been working a 9-5 as an Electrical Engineer since 2012.

I've read the Millionaire Fastlane and other Entrepreneurial books for nearly 10 years.
I've realized (recently) my biggest problem deals with trying
multiple business ideas at the same time. It stems from the
fear of putting too much time and effort into a failing business idea.

I wished I had come to that realization in my 20s. Now I'm 31.
So I'm here looking to develop a better thought process on business ideas and sticking to one thing.
I don't want to carry my current thought process into my 40s.

Looking forward to work on myself and remove my nasty habit of jumping from one idea to the next.

Thanks for allowing me to join.

 

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[AppMan]

I'll keep this short.

I've been working a 9-5 as an Electrical Engineer since 2012.

I've read the Millionaire Fastlane and other Entrepreneurial books for nearly 10 years.
I've realized (recently) my biggest problem deals with trying
multiple business ideas at the same time. It stems from the
fear of putting too much time and effort into a failing business idea.

I wished I had come to that realization in my 20s. Now I'm 31.
So I'm here looking to develop a better thought process on business ideas and sticking to one thing.
I don't want to carry my current thought process into my 40s.

Looking forward to work on myself and remove my nasty habit of jumping from one idea to the next.

Thanks for allowing me to join.

I have same problem , I have work on multiple projects and end up not completing any idea, as every time I think this or that idea worth more my time .
I think you need a good motivation to choose one idea over other , in my case my motivational project doesnt produce money in fact it cause me to loose money, business doesnt fullfill my inner desire, I used to work in politics and journalism , and find a business as an end-over cause not that much