Success Begins in Mind

Write down a thought that could boost your life or business. Your thoughts will normally fade away after some time. A thought is a thought, until it becomes an idea. An idea is an idea until it starts developing and filled with plans and strategies that turns it into a business. We have all heard this phrase before: “Greatest idea is meaningless without being put into action.” Many people have different ideas that they don't act on. Lack of resources is the principle reason they do not act on these ideas.

Greatness face a lot of challenges. A more important question is: “do you believe in your idea?” If you belief in it, turn it to a goal, and a plan start running through your mind.

Most (if not all) successful and innovative businesses in the world begun by putting their effort into turning their ideas into businesses, and they were not initially motivated by money! They began with considering how their ideas would add-value to their prospects’ lives. They were motivated by helping other people. Some of them have failed before, but they learned and turn it to success.

Success is not just about money, but having faith in your idea, skills, and expertise. When you have it, it is easier to make investors, banks or others believe it. Most resources you need in the beginning of your business are either cheap or free. If you want to be successful, don't see resources as obstacles! For example, if you would like to run a motor business, it would cost millions to establish. It might not cost you that much. It could only cost you about 15000 or less. But, you would put more effort into it.

Let's say...

I'm a professional car mechanic and want to run a major car company. I look at all the junk yards in my areas. Companies that scrap vehicles, and other places are part of my resources. I go to the junk yards, and get car parts. Then, I rebuild the whole car, test drive it, and sell it. Use the money to buy components for two or more cars, rebuild, and sell. Continue at this frequency. You would eventually be able to afford buying and selling used cars. With time, I would say you could run a company that sells new cars.

Ask yourself “how possible is my success?”