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Starting a business isn't just about having a good idea—it starts with asking the right questions. 1. Is this business aligned with my strengths? Build on what you're naturally good at. The right business should maximize your strengths, not constantly fight against them. 2. Am I solving a real problem? Businesses grow because they create value. If you're solving a genuine need, you're already building on a stronger foundation. 3. Who am I serving? You don't need everyone to become your customer.
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Starting a business isn't just about having a good idea—it starts with asking the right questions. 1. Is this business aligned with my strengths? Build on what you're naturally good at. The right business should maximize your strengths, not constantly fight against them. 2. Am I solving a real problem? Businesses grow because they create value. If you're solving a genuine need, you're already building on a stronger foundation. 3. Who am I serving? You don't need everyone to become your customer.
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