You are the kind of person that has a dozen good ideas a day.
You are the kind of person that dreams of owning their own company, working the hours that they set, and realizing the kind of success that is reserved for big names and big business.
A business – you’re that kind of person. You live, breathe, and exude an aura of business sense and creativity. Yet, every day, you work to make someone else rich. If you’re sick of it, here are five simple steps to go from employee to entrepreneur.
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I like the “get into it fast” step the best. I don’t know about quitting your job (if you have one) right away based on an idea, but just taking action is probably the best thing you can do for your ideas.
With the advent of blogs come totally vague and wholly useless vignettes on anything and everything; each promising some secret wisdom, and delivering pure drivel. As for what these “steps” are really worth, one might have just as easily put down be successful or make money among them.
Awesome write up, Eric. That’s common sense, and my system too
Congrats first and foremost on the acquisition of a fantastic site with great resources.
Right on the Money literally with this tips. Looking forward to more great posts.
Hey,
Maybe on one post since you owned the bored.com network, can you teach people how to grow your internet business?
Good luck and if you post frequently like 2x a day i am sure your website will be a success!!!!
I like that you stress taking a couple *weeks* just to generate ideas, jot them down, play with it. Not all great concepts come to you in a flash
Great post eric, i agree with all of them.
Congrats on your acquisition of CareerRamblings Eric!
This post is a really good start, will definitely look forward to reading more!