Comments on: Find That Elusive Start-Up Idea: Create A Process Using Someone Else’s Idea http://lifestyle-y.com/find-that-elusive-start-up-idea-create-a-process/673 Thu, 16 Sep 2010 21:38:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Brian http://lifestyle-y.com/find-that-elusive-start-up-idea-create-a-process/673/comment-page-1#comment-87 Brian Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:09:27 +0000 http://lifestyle-y.com/?p=673#comment-87 Lisa - I hope you can find someone else's info to sell! But you have an existing business that looks pretty cool already, so don't overlook the info that you and your husband have that you could potentially sell. I think that the people who tell you that they know everything about their business are lying. You will always have a ton to learn, but if you enjoy it, so what? Thanks for the comment and awesome business. I'm going to need to try some miracle fruit soon! Cheers, Brian Lisa – I hope you can find someone else’s info to sell! But you have an existing business that looks pretty cool already, so don’t overlook the info that you and your husband have that you could potentially sell.

I think that the people who tell you that they know everything about their business are lying. You will always have a ton to learn, but if you enjoy it, so what?

Thanks for the comment and awesome business. I’m going to need to try some miracle fruit soon!

Cheers,

Brian

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]]> By: Lisa P http://lifestyle-y.com/find-that-elusive-start-up-idea-create-a-process/673/comment-page-1#comment-83 Lisa P Wed, 21 Oct 2009 21:25:05 +0000 http://lifestyle-y.com/?p=673#comment-83 Brian - this is a great article. There are days I'm thankful I wasnt a business student and days I wish I was. My husband and I started an ecommerce business in 2008 and we've learned a lot, but know we have so much more to learn. I'm great at customer service, and thankful we have a product we fully believe in, but we have no idea how to efficiently run a business and online marketing is so new to us as well. I've always heard about selling information - but never thought about marketing someone else's expertise until you mentioned it. The wheels are turning... Lisa P www.theworldsbestfruit.com Ever tasted something so sweet? Brian – this is a great article. There are days I’m thankful I wasnt a business student and days I wish I was. My husband and I started an ecommerce business in 2008 and we’ve learned a lot, but know we have so much more to learn. I’m great at customer service, and thankful we have a product we fully believe in, but we have no idea how to efficiently run a business and online marketing is so new to us as well. I’ve always heard about selling information – but never thought about marketing someone else’s expertise until you mentioned it. The wheels are turning…

Lisa P
http://www.theworldsbestfruit.com
Ever tasted something so sweet?

]]> By: Ashley http://lifestyle-y.com/find-that-elusive-start-up-idea-create-a-process/673/comment-page-1#comment-82 Ashley Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:51:28 +0000 http://lifestyle-y.com/?p=673#comment-82 Wow! I wholeheartedly agree with your premise. Without an established process (or blueprint, to put it another way) absolutely nothing of note gets accomplished. A process that is written down not only helps to keep you on task, but if it is laid out in a simple, step-by-step manner, then you can bring other people in, teach them your process, and eventually replace yourself in the wheel. This stuff can seem so complicated and overwhelming, but when you break it down like you have, it becomes so much easier to get a handle on. Wow! I wholeheartedly agree with your premise. Without an established process (or blueprint, to put it another way) absolutely nothing of note gets accomplished.

A process that is written down not only helps to keep you on task, but if it is laid out in a simple, step-by-step manner, then you can bring other people in, teach them your process, and eventually replace yourself in the wheel.

This stuff can seem so complicated and overwhelming, but when you break it down like you have, it becomes so much easier to get a handle on.

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