Looking forward to be a part of the community!

[Limpur]

Hello everyone,

I'm 25 years old from Sweden but currently live in Japan. I picked up "the Millionaire Fastlane " a couple of days ago and will most likely finish it this weekend.
The book has opened my eyes to a lot of things and I've been wanting to create my own thing for a while now. However, my two biggest problems are 1. I have not been able to figure out something good to do and 2. that I'm very shy even when it comes to the internet. So just writing this post makes me nervous and imagining contacting other people with business makes me terrified and that's a reason why I've been stalling. But I've decided that it's time to make a change and start executing instead of just thinking!
Anyways happy to be here and I'm looking forward to learn from everyone!

 

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[SEBASTlAN]

Welcome

 

[RazorCut]

Hello everyone,

I'm 25 years old from Sweden but currently live in Japan. I picked up "the Millionaire Fastlane" a couple of days ago and will most likely finish it this weekend.
The book has opened my eyes to a lot of things and I've been wanting to create my own thing for a while now. However, my two biggest problems are 1. I have not been able to figure out something good to do and 2. that I'm very shy even when it comes to the internet. So just writing this post makes me nervous and imagining contacting other people with business makes me terrified and that's a reason why I've been stalling. But I've decided that it's time to make a change and start executing instead of just thinking!
Anyways happy to be here and I'm looking forward to learn from everyone!

Welcome @Limpur. Relax, you are in friendly company here so no need to be nervous or shy.

Also don't worry about trying to find the perfect business model. Just find something small you can start up to get the ball rolling. To learn the ropes and iron out the wrinkles. Once you have built a minor success you can look for something bigger and better, and work your way up as high as you want to go. That way you aren't risking everything on one BIG business with little to no experience behind you and all the pitfalls a major project entails that you won't know how to deal with.

 

[Limpur]

Welcome @Limpur. Relax, you are in friendly company here so no need to be nervous or shy.

Also don't worry about trying to find the perfect business model. Just find something small you can start up to get the ball rolling. To learn the ropes and iron out the wrinkles. Once you have built a minor success you can look for something bigger and better, and work your way up as high as you want to go. That way you aren't risking everything on one BIG business with little to no experience behind you and all the pitfalls a major project entails that you won't know how to deal with.

Thanks for the tip! I agree, something smaller feels like a good start!

 

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