Get down to…
March 4th, 2005 | by john |… business.
I’ve started sketching very generic ideas for a business plan.
You can see me, in class, randomly writing something down on the side of my notes that doesn’t make sense at all. I plan on taking all these notebooks I have from classes and going through them one-by-one and typing out my ideas from the present and the past at some point.
Not that the business is going to be started any time soon… but most probably when I am near the age of thirty; by which time, I wish to have the infrastructures available for me to get this started.
I sort of wish now that I had some background in business – probably should have taken couple of Management classes here while I had the chance. Oh well, I do not forsee any issues as I am sure I will be able to manage.
I am afraid that I am being too ambitious for my own good. I think about ideas for my future on a timely basis that is continuous over the minutes I am awake. I think about the whats, whens, wheres, whys… but I always gets stuck on the hows. It will definitely take some more determination to get my business ideas going but this is still being worked out. I hope once I’ve finalized the business plan down the line… I will be able to hold it in my hand and be proud of it. If I am not, then all I can do at that point, is to feed it to the garbage as I can’t work with something I am not absolutely proud about. It’s certainly a curse; perhaps my downfall. This is my number one reason for detail. I will get this down to the miniscule cent, second, letter, hello, and click; it will be a lexicon of my ideas.
It all seemed too ambitous. For me to think of all this – it sounded to my like one of my ideas that I only get around to finishing maybe 80% and stop working on because of boredom or chaos – which ever one hits my head first.
But it can’t be… because I don’t think I have any more ambition past this; the final episode. So how could I possibly not work out the detail and execute it?
Certainly something I will need to think about as I age and the time comes.
