Friday motivation for Entrepreneurs

Just came across this wonderful quote from Lori Greiner

Entrepreneurs are willing to work 80 hours a week to avoid working 40 hours a work.

Start doing & things roll along

Its amazing how one thing leads to another (unexpected) thing.

Earlier this year, I got into a business of providing help for clients to claim their share of the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) scheme in Singapore. www.sgpicgrant.com

Due to client requests, from being a business consultancy, we are now a web development company as well. And through referrals, 1 project has become 4 now. This might not become a big business but it still brings in predictable and regular income.

You always hear how things just happen once you start doing something. Well, I have first hand experience of it now. And it is very well true.

The universe certainly works in beautiful ways. All thanks to God.

What every startup can learn from Google

As part of my recent e-business idea, I've been reading up on Google because of its enormous success. It's history and how it functions. Learnt so much and tweaked my idea quite a bit.

My biggest takeaway is its singular focus on the quality of user experience. That drives it to make exceptional products. Which in turn generates gigantic amounts of revenue. Thus enabling it to reinvest into developing other exceptional products. Self-sustaining circle if you ask me.

I am revamping my business idea with a focus on providing exceptional user experience. I shall let the revenue side take care of itself.

What makes an Entrepreneur

Employees think incrementally.

In contrast, Entrepreneurs think boldly.

Current project

Recently I started working on an idea I have had for a few years. Surprisingly, no one has created a solution for this problem so far.
While the idea has been in my head for a while now, I needed a push to get started. Procrastination came in the form of other work.
It's a website that deals with education. Stay tuned to find out more.