Build a Business to make money

මේක මම කෙලින්ම පොතකින් කොපි කරපු එකක්. ඔයාලටත් ප්‍රයෝජනයක් වෙයි කියල හිතුව. 

මම ගත්තු ටික විතරක් නෙමෙයි, ඒ පොතේ අනිත් දේවලුත් ඔයාලට කියවල බලන්න පුළුවන්. 

Building a business is intentionally the last point in this report. It’s the most difficult of these 5 options, but it’s also the one with the highest potential upside rewards.
Here’s what I mean. The other 4 methods are somewhat linear; you’re extra earning power looks something like this:

Over time, you can earn extra money, but in most cases your output (the income) is tied to your input (your time). For example, with Lyft, the more you drive, the more you can earn… But there are only so many hours in the day you can drive, and only so much demand for rides.

In building a business, especially a time-leveraged business, you can dramatically change the shape of the graph. The long-term potential is huge. You’re building an asset that can pay off many times more than tapping into the sharing economy or freelancing.

 The challenge is the timing. The other methods are decidedly faster – you can begin earning right away. Depending on your business model and execution, it might take several months or even a year or more before you reach the same level you could have achieved with one of the other methods. In fact, you’ll notice the chart even dips below $0 for a while, indicating the possible startup costs you might incur.

FINDING YOUR IDEA

However, while the other tactics described in this book can help deliver some “quick wins,” there is simply no better long-term path to financial independence than building your own business. So how to get started? That’s the million dollar question.
Do this:

Step 1. Pull out your resume and write down every job role you’ve ever had. By definition, if someone else was paying you to perform a job, that’s a valuable skill. Which ones were your favorites? Which ones were terrible? Which ones were you particularly good at?

Step 2. What are you excited about outside of work? What are your hobbies or skills? Write those down.

Step 3. What problems / issues have you dealt with or overcome in your own life? This is an important one. Write those down too. After all, if there was a challenge or problem you faced, odds are others are facing it too -- and you might be able to help them. You’re probably not writing. I never write stuff down when people tell me to. But some sort of visualization / mechanics of pen on paper is important here. (Typing’s OK if you want to save a tree.)

Directly Adopted from,
THE 5 FASTEST WAYS TO MAKE MORE MONEY (pg 38 onwards)
http://www.sidehustlenation.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/The-5-Fastest-Ways-to-Make-More-Money.pdf