There are several factors involved when starting a new business, or redeveloping an existing one. And one important factor that keeps a business afloat or drowning is the “great idea” behind it.

What feels great to you may be insignificant to others.

The great idea you cherish so much may be your business’ weakness and reason for your business to pack up and leave.

How can you tell if your idea is worth pursuing? Ensure your great idea solves an urgent need or provides a solution to an urgent problem.

It doesn’t matter much if everyone is doing it. What matters is HOW you solve the problem.

1. Conduct a Survey
2. Get impartial public opinions about your great idea.
3. How’s the feedback?

Feedback is a gift. Ideas are the currency of our next success. Let people see you value both feedback and ideas. – Jim Trinka and Les Wallace

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