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Hello,
I just found this forum last night and have had many insights already. I have lived off my self employment income since I graduated and the income keeps increasing. I am wanting to build a 2nd business now as I now see that my source of income has high risk (aka not having control).
It seems like I am pretty risk adverse. I like the idea of have rental properties to have a safe passive income, but after running the number for a long time and have my first property under contract I realize that I need a lot of capital or private investors to reach my passive income goals.
This led me to this forum, being able to make a lot of money with a business quickly. My questions boils down to this. How do I pick just one idea and stick with it and how do I judge what is the best? I am used to juggling multiple business ideas in my head and executing them when I see fit (or sometimes not executing any of them and staying with my original business that I know I shouldn't grow too big due to a lack of control). What is a good gauge for when a business is a failure to move on with my next idea or stick with the existing one?
PS I haven't read the book, but I will very soon.
I just found this forum last night and have had many insights already. I have lived off my self employment income since I graduated and the income keeps increasing. I am wanting to build a 2nd business now as I now see that my source of income has high risk (aka not having control).
It seems like I am pretty risk adverse. I like the idea of have rental properties to have a safe passive income, but after running the number for a long time and have my first property under contract I realize that I need a lot of capital or private investors to reach my passive income goals.
This led me to this forum, being able to make a lot of money with a business quickly. My questions boils down to this. How do I pick just one idea and stick with it and how do I judge what is the best? I am used to juggling multiple business ideas in my head and executing them when I see fit (or sometimes not executing any of them and staying with my original business that I know I shouldn't grow too big due to a lack of control). What is a good gauge for when a business is a failure to move on with my next idea or stick with the existing one?
PS I haven't read the book, but I will very soon.
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