I used to be a dreamer in this world. I had a lot of interesting ideas and the way I used to execute them, I kind of fall into creator kind. And not the intellectual one. And that makes you think that revenue is not easy to work with.
So over a period of time instead of chasing the ideas. I decided to work on my skills to bring in the revenue and other measurable variables. Because at the end what counts? Name and money. We die with name, leave the money.
If you work on your skills, you bring in the name, and that would be a good process. And from that process you are going to bring in revenue. Some of that name and revenue is going to bring even more further efforts towards the stability that you need in life.
If you were to be doing something long term then your effort has to be in such way that people like them. You have to make sure to understand that doing anything long term means you have to build your skills and build the business around the same. That kind of helps long term.
I always ask questions to people around me. Do you bring in revenue? Do you bring in skills? And do you bring in value that does convert into something that benefits you? I feel that is something a lot of people don't consider revenue and they put on efforts on being glossy towards other people.
So when you want to build on skills and the startups that grow. Make sure to create revenue first. And then the thing is that revenue you have to keep on pushing.And that is the only thing that matters at the end. Like say leonardo ai based design selling is going to be my future option for selling online.
So if you are doing anything then does it bring revenue? Or does it waste time?
