Comments on: Entrepreneurial Decision Making: Choosing the Right Idea

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By: Erik Karey

Erik Karey — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:37:42 +0000

MerDuriaN - Thanks for commenting and good luck picking your area of interest.

Jon - I agree with that. I also tend to bounce from idea to idea without really focusing enough on any certain idea and thats why I’m trying to get better with it.

Deron - It does sound like we are in the same boat. I really like to post on my blog and it’s rewarding to see people come and read and comment. But I too have other ideas that need my attention. It’s very tough to decide what to do and when.

By: Deron Sizemore

Deron Sizemore — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:29:36 +0000

You and I sound like we’re in the same boat.

I also work full time during the day and work on developing my online ideas at night or whenever I find free time. It can be very difficult sometimes to keep going, but I try to see the light of the tunnel at what could be in a few years if I keep going and develop the ideas that I have.

Like you though, I definitely am limited on time. I gave a quick outline of my day in my “Do you really need to post five times a week to have a successful blog” article. The reason I don’t write more than once or twice a week on my blog is basically time constraints. I have to prioritize. I have so many ideas that I can’t do them all at once. It’s tough sometimes.

By: Jon Cardozo

Jon Cardozo — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:19:07 +0000

Thanks for the advice Erik. Recently I found myself over thinking my ideas just like you said. I finally got to work on my idea when I realized how many weeks I had wasted! I think entrepreneurs, especially Internet marketers, often have a tendency to go from one idea to the next without taking action.

I’m sure many of us have stumbled from one marketing plan to the next, listening to various gurus without following through.

By: MerDuriaN

MerDuriaN — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:14:23 +0000

You’re right. The hardest things is to decide which business you wanted to goes on. At least you’re the young entrepreneur who focussed on Internet Business. Unlike me, I still headache what kind of fields I should focus on to start my own business.

By: Erik Karey

Erik Karey — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:02:27 +0000

Thanks for commenting Andy. I agree. I have 2 main people I bounce my ideas off of and it helps a lot to get the feedback immediately.

By: Andy

Andy — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 18:42:32 +0000

I have a circle of advisers that I am constantly bouncing things off of. The biggest thing that I always keep in mind is that I don’t know everything. If you surround yourself with professional people that know more than you do, your miles ahead of everyone else. See the council of people smarter than you are as well as more successful. That’s my 2 cents.