Hello, hello, what's up and welcome to Citadel School.

Only show bringing daily analysis, daily stories, daily tips, question and answer from people

out there who are working real jobs, busy, trying to figure themselves out, especially in a

changing world order, so much is shifted in the past two months.

But what these people have in common, perhaps even you, they want to invest in themselves.

They want to create more security for themselves because they recognize that the world that we live in is not secure.

And trusting your future to a corporation or to the government or to an organization, even if it is a good

corporation, government or organization is not wise.

Even if you love that job and want to keep going to it, you also want to build something for yourself.

That's what it's about.

So today's listener has an idea to sell a toolkit to help sole proprietors become more efficient.

And he wants to know what are the pros and cons of this idea.

As a reminder, I too can fall into the habit of asking if something is a good idea, quote unquote.

I'm in generally speaking, I don't think that is the most important characteristic when considering ideas.

So first of all, you don't want a good idea, you want a great idea, you want the best possible idea for you at this time.

There are lots of good ideas out there.

In fact, there is a surplus of good ideas, definitely not a shortage of good ideas.

And second, good, that adjective good is a little bit generic.

So when you're considering side-ass ideas, you want to focus on feasible, profitable ones, which doesn't sound as pithy as saying a good idea, but still.

Do you see a clear path from where you are now to how this idea could make money in a relatively short period of time?

That's what you want to consider and look for.

So we'll apply that thinking to this listener question from Yai Year.

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