As you can see, entrepreneurship is not limited to a few industries
and occupations. With some innovative thinking you can
transform your ideas and interests into a business of your own.
Start by asking yourself these three questions:
What do I like?
What do I know?
What am I passionate about?
Next, consider how your answers could be used to solve problems
or provide a service. The following questions may help you
uncover new business possibilities or even highlight creative
avenues for you to explore as an entrepreneur:
1. What problem could I positively impact through my experience
and knowledge?
2. What group of people could potentially benefit from my
experience and knowledge?
3. What type of industry could potentially benefit from my
experience and knowledge?
4. What existing process could I improve or add to with my
experience and knowledge?
5. Are there any trends related to my area of expertise that
I could utilize as an entrepreneur?
This brainstorming exercise can help you identify areas of
opportunities and think through any ideas you have already
generated. You can repeat it as often as needed to refine and
expand upon your ideas.
Lack of knowledge
doesn't need to stand
in your way!
If you're passionate about
something but don't have the
right skillset, education may
be the answer!
Turn your interests
into your business
