5. Did
It Fall Way
Below Your Expectations?
Most successful businesses, products, or services you see today have
been in this category.
From Thomas Edison, who failed 10,000 times
before seeing the light, to the Wright brothers who crashed for years
before their first successful flight, which lasted a whopping 16
seconds.
Yes, if your niche idea didn’t work the first time your in
elite company. However, all is not lost. “Easy for you to say
Roy“, may be your reply. But it’s true.
Now that
you’ve gone through the brainstorming process step-by-step,
it can only get easier and better with time.
Another important thing you want to remember before you decide to toss
the idea is, “what did I learn?”
It has been said we learn more from our failures than we do for our
successes. So, don’t let this learning opportunity escape you
without milking it for all it’s worth.
After all, you had the courage to try a new idea. That makes you
unique, so you earned the right to benefit. One of the main benefits is
to avoid making the same mistakes.
