Two hosts explain how to start a business: grab an A4 sheet of paper and write down all your ideas. The smallest first step beats waiting for the perfect moment.
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What is the first step you can take towards— the smallest first step you can take towards getting this business off the ground? What could you do today? And it might even just be get out a sheet of A4 paper and write down all of your ideas on it. Yeah, like that's just doing something. At least from that you can start to say, well, that was a good idea. Writing down a list of ideas on a sheet of paper.
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And then across the top of it, you can then put some criteria against it. So this is, how much do I love this idea on a scale of 1 to 10? We'll mark that one out of 10. You can add in as many criteria as you want. And so each idea, then you end up with a score out of 30. And quite often cream rises to the top, you end up with one or two really solid ideas where they might not all be 10 out of 10s. But if you can, if you can help somebody and you're passionate about it, and you can, they can afford to pay you for it, that's a solid business idea.
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