Start Small. Start Now. Start Cheap & Share

I want to start off my writing to day by sharing an interesting read of Seth Godin

“Publishing your ideas – in books, or on a blog, or in little twits on Twitter – and doing it with patience, over time, is the best way I can think of to lay a foundation for whatever it is you hope to do next.”

Start Small

I have admitted that I am a big goal-getter. Why bother something small? If I want to be a writer, I will write a book. A next Harry Potter may be. If I want to be an entrepreneur, I will create a 3D social networking and we can called it 3Dface, instead of Facebook. Yes, we are all fascinated by huge success and forget all easy small steps that we can start today.So, I will still keep my MACRO GOALS and keep doing my micro goals. You can do it and I can do it

If I want to be a writer, I will write a paragraph daily or just you know write down something that I feel interested. If I want to be an entrepreneur, I will start buying something and selling it. It doesn’t have to be high tech. It doesn’t have to be up to the sky. You can do it and I can do it

I am happy as a micro progressive expert and my passion is making progress every day. You can do it and I can do it

Mark Twain once said,

Start Now & Start Cheap

Starting cheap, experiment it, and (maybe) fail. What I see a problem in life is people waiting too long to fail, waiting too long to do something, and waiting too long to take the next step, waiting too long to say I Love You, etc… Bunches of “Waiting too long” are wasted and clogged in human kind. Being a failure and being a loser are labels that people are not embracing and we need to change it. Let’s start early, let’s start today. Whatever dream or goal you want to do, don’t let it die. Feeding them by whatever you have, even a small act with consistency can make it survive.

Sharing

I like Seth Godin is he giving out his ideas for free everyday. Check out his blog at:

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/

Lot of high-profile entrepreneurs and game changers are doing the same thing. They give out ideas for free through blog and I see it as an interactive classroom that you can benefit from it. I like what he said,” Ideas are easy, doing stuff is hard”. It is pretty resonated within me about an issue that most entrepreneurs have, “If I share my ideas, people will steal them.” Forget it! Nobody will do something that they are not passionate about (except, one thing boring is called JOB). If you idea cannot be spread, it is dead. People won’t spend time talking or doing something that doesn’t matter. If your idea doesn’t matter, it still doesn’t matter whether you keep it or share it. Why not share?