When I first started doing this several years ago, hosting choices were very limited, and my budget was even more limited. I was unable to act upon every idea I had simply because I didn’t always have the money I needed to set up another hosting account. Back then, you couldn’t get deals like Unlimited Domains Hosting Only $7.95 a Month.

Back then, every account cost at least that much, and I couldn’t afford to play around with 10 or 20 ideas and spend $100-$200 per month to see if any of them worked or not. I would have loved to have had an account that I could throw unlimited ideas at.

Those of you starting out now are in much better shape. You can take advantage of those kinds of deals so that you can quickly and easily test out your grand new ideas any time they come to you. If you are a driven, determined, “idea person”, I highly recommend getting one of these types of hosting accounts, so that you can test out your ideas as they come to you. Every 1 out of 10 might be a winner, but if you fail to try that 1, you might miss out on a windfall.

If you’re like me, I wish you the best of luck with each of your ideas. I hope you let me know when one is a big winner.

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It can be difficult to act upon an idea that others have scoffed at. Because we generate so many ideas, people tend to scoff at them all, simply because they tire of hearing about them. But don’t let that stop either the flow of ideas, or the consideration of further action upon them. An amazing amount of my ideas that I glossed over later came into existence because someone else had the same idea and acted upon them. Of those, quite a few were not only easy to do, but ended up being highly successful. Those could have been my successes. I’m sure that happens to many of you as well.

Because idea people have an abundance of ideas throughout their lifetime, they tend to forget them pretty quickly. I suggest having an idea book (or file on your computer) in which you record your ideas. You don’t have to write lengthy descriptions. Even a quick sentence or two is usually enough to help you remember them later on. Now you can schedule a time to browse through the list of ideas periodically and see if any jump out at you as being especially good for further thought and possible action. Some people might prefer to place the book on a nightstand for perusal before bed, or in your stack of bathroom reading material. Our minds are cleared for thought during both of those times, so your past ideas could really flourish into incredible plans at that point.

Ignore the pessimists and naysayers, and allow your ideas to flow. Jot them down and give them further thought over time. You may end up being the one with that next big idea that turns into a huge success.

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