The beginnings of a Free E-book

It amazes me, how last night after I posted my first blog post, I drove home excited, not because of anything in particular, but beginning something new has always excited me.  I couldn’t wait to add to the content of what I have to offer.  SO here it is:

As I began my introduction into the world of Blogging, the first blog I have ever read was the insightful JohnChowDotCom blog.  John’s blog has a TON of information on it, too much for me at this point,  but at the top of his page he has a free e-book, it is used as a promotional tool, as the e-book has probally spread all over the world and he intentionaly has links back to his blog. 

This led me to share with you the introduction to an e-book that I’m writing, thanks John for the great marketing idea, but working on my own e-book has brought a lot out of me from an internal perspective stand point, as I have been through my share of Failures and successes and I have always wanted to give the perspective that you can become a Millionaire Failure too.  Here is a sneak peak at it, let me know what you think. 

FACT: Your New Business will Fail 

Introduction

The Idea to start a new business comes with a moment of blinding insight.  Tadaah!! This is my opportunity!  I could do that!  OR simply the current product or service is insufficient for a majority of the users needs, and you can make it better.  Some start ups have begun as accidents or come from an unintentional mistake, while others may take years of effort simply to uncover the underlying business concept and then to develop it into a working model.  However you came to this point of great inspiration and excitement, most businesses are followed by an abrupt journey to a bottomless pit that leads into insignificance.  FAILURE.  It takes a Millionaire Failure, which is rare, to capitalize on a mere concept and turn it into a realized business, reaching the full potential of the original inspiration. Why is it that so many business ideas FAIL?  The answer is simple; however the solution is much more complex.  Typically you see a gross pattern of a pessimistic behavior that would indicate the failure is not only misunderstood, but there never any intention to discover the root of the Failure, thus perpetuation the cycle. 
 
Being a Gambling man, from my observation, most people play a dangerous game of Russian roulette, or a sub-version of it with their business ideas.  If I pull the trigger enough times, I’ll miss the bullet, but in reality, they get the bullet on almost every trigger pull.  It seems that a small percentage of the population is affected by this problem, the “failures”, but the funny part is that it affects everyone. A Millionaire Failure just knows how to process it, and the unsuccessful ones don’t.  It is how you deal with a specific Failure that affects the direct outcome.  This problem affects most large businesses and even smaller corporations deal with this problem, but on a much larger incident rate. The main problem lies with the little start up businesses, because the individual failures affect the business model on a much larger scale. A simple failure on marketing can have a detrimental effect to resources, capital, consumer confidence, etc.