Evaluating Your Ideas

Dear friend,
Alright, hopefully, if you've been away since the last report and taken everything into account, you'll
find already that ideas are starting to flow. Granted they may be a little crazy, you may not think they're
viable right now, but either way, it's kind of like writing. It's hard to start, but once you settle into this
idea of bringing new concepts to the front of your mind and exploring them, you'll see that things will
become possible and you'll never run out of ideas for new products.
Don't underestimate this. You've done a very powerful thing already. You've now got the ability to
create products of your own. Like we said earlier, the number one reason for not starting up a business
of their own, taken from the people that I asked, friends, family and associates alike is they wouldn't
know what to sell. Not only that, but judging by some of the products I've seen out there, even people
that have taken steps to starting up their own business don't know what they want to sell. You now do,
and that's a big step.
Before we move on to the next subject in line, I want to do one more short section about product
creation. As important as the last, you'll learn how to decipher whether or not your products are fit to
sell in relation to the market and the people that will be buying from you, and a personal perspective.
Very important if you don't want to spend a shed load of cash on a project, only to find out half way
through that it isn't going to work.
Remember in the previous section, we created your new in concept folder and I advised you write
everything down? Now you've got some ideas down, no matter how odd they might seem to be, lets
look at the reasons for this, and an example of me making a huge mistake in not taking this advice back
in the early days of my marketing.
your millions lies in your ideas, evaluate them to see the real cash.

gbenga kusimo