Entrepreneurs are full of ideas. Some are great, some are terrible. But how do you know which is which until you put ideas into action? How do you avoid the time and money suck of half baked ideas? In other words, will your business idea fly? I invited Pat Flynn, host of [AskPat][1] and [Smart Passive Income][2] and author of a new bestselling book, ["Will It Fly? How to Test Your Next Business Idea So You Don't Waste Your Time and Money"][3], about how to validate your ideas before bringing them to life to discuss why and how validation works. When he was laid off from his dream job a few years ago, architect Pat Flynn discovered online business — and it was one of the best things that ever happened to him. On this episode of Bacon Wrapped Business, Pat tells us how he’s since helped other people go into business for themselves while avoiding half-baked ideas, misguided theories, and other forms of self-delusion. So if you have an idea (or 100) and wondering if you should start it or scrap it, this episode is for you. [1]: http://askpat.com [2]: http://smartpassiveincome.com [3]: http://askpat.com
Entrepreneurs are full of ideas. Some are great, some are terrible. But how do you know which is which until you put ideas into action? How do you avoid the time and money suck of half baked ideas?
In other words, will your business idea fly?
I invited Pat Flynn, host of AskPat and Smart Passive Income and author of a new bestselling book, "Will It Fly? How to Test Your Next Business Idea So You Don't Waste Your Time and Money", about how to validate your ideas before bringing them to life to discuss why and how validation works.
When he was laid off from his dream job a few years ago, architect Pat Flynn discovered online business — and it was one of the best things that ever happened to him.
On this episode of Bacon Wrapped Business, Pat tells us how he’s since helped other people go into business for themselves while avoiding half-baked ideas, misguided theories, and other forms of self-delusion.
So if you have an idea (or 100) and wondering if you should start it or scrap it, this episode is for you.