Where Good Idea Come From?

 Week 5 Task 

Many people want to start their own business but are discouraged because they aren't creative enough to develop a solid idea. Those who do launch a project frequently start with the first idea they have, only to realize later that they should have spent more time looking for the proper chance. The standard recommendation for generating business ideas is to jot down your talents and interests, and then develop ideas that combine the two. This strategy may work for some, but it needs to be revised. It doesn't direct your attention to real problems; it restricts your thinking to topics that interest you; and requires you to come up with ideas on the spot, without inspiration from outside sources. A smart place to start is to look for problems in the firm where you work. Can internal procedures be improved? Do customers want something else? (Alex Redfern 29 May 2019)

Having a detailed plan is crucial to making any entrepreneurial endeavor successful. Your long-term plans and your short-term plans should work together to keep you on track. (Mailchimp). One of the other ways to generate good ideas is by asking friends and family. As they are the ones who understand you the most and most likely to support you. They would have different opinions and would give their support to make the business grow larger.

Reference

https://medium.com/the-mission/how-to-come-up-with-good-business-ideas-e2cade853c

https://mailchimp.com/resources/how-to-create-business-idea/