Adrian Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article is titled “Here’s How to Make Your Next Idea a Success”. [‘e-Wealth Daily’ Article]


Adrian Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article:

Here’s How to Make Your Next Idea a Success

Why do we have a tendency to sit back on our great ideas while someone else gets rich from them down the road?

The only one who knows the correct answer to this question is you.

Far too many people, including me at times, tend to sit back on their great ideas or inventions, and for what purpose? Is it laziness? Lack of drive? Money? Or just accepting the comfort in the things that you have at the present time?

For me, it can be a mix of all of these things…except the laziness part, of course. Here are some tips that I use to help me nurture my ideas into reality.

Keep Track of Your Ideas: If you’re a creative person, then you should keep track of your ideas. Save them for a time when you are ready to look into them further and take them to the next level.

Have you ever come up with an idea or product that is not out on the market yet, only to find that, after a few years or so of sitting on it, somebody else has profited from it? I have, and I
can tell you that it is not a good feeling, so don’t let it happen to you.

Take Your Concept to the Next Level: The next time you have a great idea or invention in mind, go through these six steps:

1) Write the idea down for when you have the time to review it further.

2) Build on the idea. Consider writing or drawing up plans for businesses or models, and maybe even create a working model.

3) Think about the value of your idea — will it turn you a profit? Will companies be interested in investing in it?

4) Consider the costs involved with marketing, creating, or getting your idea out there.

5) Look into who could be interested in purchasing your product or idea.

6) Do something about getting your product on the market. Take the initiative and start the process of getting your product recognized.

Find the Drive That You Need in Order to Succeed: Laziness is something that you just can’t tolerate when it comes to building a wealthy future. Nobody gets rich from sitting around, unless,
of course, you happen to beat the odds and win the lottery.

The wealthy, and those looking to become wealthy, all have one thing in common — and that one thing is drive.

You have to step up and take control of your future. If you feel that you have a great idea or invention, and can see it creating a lot of money, then run with it. If you have the drive to
succeed, then success will be in your near future.

Decide if You Are Ready to Take the Plunge: The last thing to take into consideration is your comfort level. Maybe you have come to the conclusion that taking the next step with your idea
could be costly to your personal life at the time and add stress that you’d prefer not to have in your day-to-day life.

Or perhaps the idea of the unknown scares you. At some point, you’re going to have to realize that you’re in control of your life.

You will come to the conclusion that, without making a move, the answer you’re looking for will always remain unknown — until the day you see your idea on the shelf of some retail store.
That’s when it will dawn on you that someone else beat you to the punch and is probably making a pretty penny off of your idea.

Keep yourself motivated. It will benefit you both financially and mentally in the end. You have a choice: sit on an idea — or use that idea to make money.

e-Wealth Daily

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