Learn from Photographers
One of the techniques most used by professional photographers to produce a fabulous portrait, is simply to take hundreds of photos to the person, using simple modifications, like a different angle, a different pose, etc.
But being fundamentally a game of numbers, among hundreds, one will be outstanding.
This same principle can be applied to business ideas. To find the best, try to search as many as you can, create and introduce slight modifications to each one. Eventually you'll get the jewel you're looking for.
What do you think of this advice? 😉
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I think your approach to business and photography is a great analogy. This is valuable insight. The thing with photography is that you need a camera and some equipment, a good eye, frame, setting etc. Finding subjects is easy.
With a business, you really need marketing and sales. Aggressive hunting skills of people that can persuade. You can have the best business set up. Better than your largest competitor who does millions in sales, but if no one knows you, it all doesn’t matter. Even if your online presence, digital marketing positioning, SEO, SMO, and what not works, you still need that simple call to action. I believe that until DLT came, any business model would work if you knew how to market it. Today the creation of value will change what people will want in the future. Marginal utility through blockchain is the biggest paradigm shift in modern economics. They will not be convinced that they need it. It will be more marginally adjusted to specific demands of a larger group of people that state their demands with in a system of more direct exchange of value. Resources that are scarce will be allocated for this demand. Just consider time...Lesser assumptions wether the product is needed in the market and more producer driven choices. Rather than subjective macro economical conditions created by politics and lobbyist corporations, we then choose the means to an end from within a community, where such actions are of value.
I used this book once to write up a business plan and strategy called “the grid” it had a really holistic approach to testing a business model. Its a great read.
I totally agree that if you take hundreds of pictures you will end up with one good one. I experienced having countless of business ideas that are all related to the first one i executed. I always considered them if these ideas could be vertically integrated. I ended up being busy with realizing and executing new ideas while loosing focus on my main business.
My advise is to make sure that when one sets up, that no matter how many angles you take, be sure to end up with that one best shot.
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