after I created my first product, it seems impossible to run out of ideas.

by Charles AK

Posted: 11 years ago 11 replies

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does anyone else feel this way after they get there first one done? it seems to trigger my ideals when ever I complete a project like this.

#created #ideas #impossible #product #run

PeterKnight 11 years ago

It's somewhat better than getting ideas and getting sidetracked by them before launching the original idea. That's issue number one for me.
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NatesMarketing 11 years ago

Yup. That's why the most common advice is to "get started" or "do something" ... it gets the whole ball rolling.
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- Malcolm Thomas 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by NatesMarketing
  
  Yup. That's why the most common advice is to "get started" or "do something" ... it gets the whole ball rolling.
  
  This. Getting started is truly the most important step. Once you are able to get started, everything else begins to flow much more easier.
  
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Alex Blades 11 years ago

Everybody goes through that, you just have to get a white board and sort out the good ones from the bad ones
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TimothyTorrents 11 years ago

I felt something similar awhile back when I was brainstorming services to offer people. I ended up with like 10 different services and had no idea which one to market so I just stuck with content writing.

I haven't created my first product yet but I plan to some time soon.
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- luna522 11 years ago
  
  I definitely know what you mean! I seem to have throngs of random papers and notes everywhere. Next step, organization makeover!
  
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Paul Parkhouse 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Charles AK

does anyone else feel this way after they get there first one done? it seems to trigger my ideals when ever I complete a project like this.

I know what you mean. When I create a product my brain goes into overdrive...pretty soon I've got another 20 new ideas to add to the pile.
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- 01123581321345589144 11 years ago
  
  People always say that. That it'll come to you better once you've gotten used to it or something. I personally havent' experienced any of that. But good for you, you've got things flowing. Keep it up mate
  
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twister85 11 years ago

ya, This happened with me. When I launched My first info product, I got a lot of ideas to modify it or make a new products on the needs of peoples and as of their response for my first product.
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- Gonzosan 11 years ago
  
  I think once you get going to realize how dumb it is to worry about running out of ideas. The key is to write them down so that you have a nice list of ideas to try. Not every idea will be a gold mine, most will probably be worthless but a few will make up for the rest.
  
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rmolina88 11 years ago

I released my first product last month to great success and I'm about halfway done with my 2nd.

I already have ideas for the 3rd and 4th and it's exciting to think about them!
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