Business ideas are always surrounding us. We may not know how we would like to make money but knowing there is a way to make money from a hobby or interest is one possible way to start.
Choose your own route.
First-time entrepreneurs will find ideas all over the place and with that, comes advice from people who may or may not know how to help. This is the stage where not everyone is on your side or might not know how to help.
First-time entrepreneurs are constantly learning how to get momentum going while also building an income that surpasses their 9–5 or dreaded two work schedules. Find what works for you and differentiate yourself:
1. Choose one niche
If you don’t have an idea that sounds solid enough to build trust and community in this niche, don’t worry. The beginning isn’t always easy to piece together but with momentum, comes clarity.
The more we pour into our writing or interest, the more we see the results we do and don’t want to see. We are then able to see what we truly enjoy doing and learning then pivoting when necessary.
For example,
- creating figures out of bee wax from the bees on your farm
- writing about…
