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Today on the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I’m doing something a little different—and a whole lot of fun! I want to take you on a journey through the last 15 years of my entrepreneurial life, sharing all the business ideas I nearly started, but didn’t… and most importantly, what I do with those ideas, what I learned from them, and how my overflowing “idea brain” actually helps my business and my clients.
If you’re anything like me—a creative thinker and entrepreneur—you’ll know the feeling. You see a problem you could solve, spot a gap in the market, and BOOM: your brain won’t let go until you’ve mapped out the whole business! But having lots of ideas doesn’t mean you have to act on all of them.
Let’s dig into what I do with those sparks, why I leave some for others, and why I never want to shut down that part of myself.
Why I’m Obsessed With Business Ideas
First things first… I have A LOT of business ideas. It’s just how my brain works! If I notice something missing in the market, or a way to do things better, my mind instantly starts planning out a new business. What would I call it? Who would it serve? What services or products would it offer? I can go from zero to mapped-out-business in a matter of minutes.
Over the last 15 years, I’ve had dozens (honestly, probably hundreds) of business ideas that caught my fancy—some of them got a little momentum, others remained in the “daydream” stage. Today, I’ve rounded up 18 for you. I’ll share where they got to, why I didn’t start them, and the lessons along the way.
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