Entrepreneur s Kitchen: How to Cook Business Ideas that Earn Beer Money, Sustain a Lifestyle or Change the World

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Quick question: Apart from being extraordinarily successful  what is the common thread between Twitter, Facebook, Groupon, Instagram and Pinterest?

Any guesses? Hint: Spoiler ahead, better watch out.

Each one of these trailblazing companies started off as an ATROCIOUS idea.

Yes, thats the absolute truth! Kevin Systrom, Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey and Andrew Mason started off their entrepreneurial journey with frustration, contempt and terrible failures.

But that's not what you heard, correct?

You probably bought into the Tech Crunch Headlines and unbridled cringe worthy PR of these Start-up founders tapping into their fountain of brilliance and conceiving the most flawless idea  an idea so exemplary, so complete  that the whole World colluded into making it a Success.

This is what the well paid PR agencies want you to buy into and its what most people think. Guess what

if you've heard that word before, then you probably have a decent idea of what I'm talking about.

The Eureka moment idea basically states that all brilliant people have brilliant ideas. And when they have their brilliant ideas, they happen like that.

Hence saying "Eureka" is the classic apple on Newton's head. It's the classic main character in a personal development movie who halfway through decides that something's wrong, makes a revelation and changes everything.

Now, that stuff is great for folklore, and that's a great story that founders can tell people. It's also great for movies, but it's complete $h*t.

People who abide by such a thought process have a tendency to think that they just need to wait for the perfect idea to come to them. And then it doesn't actually take any active learning on their part.

You probably would think that some people have ideas and some people simply do not. That's also just not true.

The idea you know today is always a result of either a steady evolution of changes or a pivot.

Now, the steady evolution of ideas happens in every single Start-up. If you go back and look at the founders stories, most of the ideas started differently.

Over time they learned more things. The more they learned, the more they experienced. The idea evolved. And then as the idea changes, it tends to get better. Sooner or later, you can't even recognize the original idea.

Anyone on the face of this Planet and every other can conceive, evaluate and implement an idea  if executed eloquently such ideas can leave a lasting impact on the World and beyond.