What is the Perfect Business?
It should:
- Be positive and people-oriented because that is more enjoyable; the perfect business should be fun.
- Be something that is honest, uplifting, authentic, and based on good values.
- Be something where you can invest almost unlimited creativity and brilliance and reap the benefits.
- Have almost unlimited growth potential.
- Provide income streams for other people, helping them have more income and success, too.
- Be able to launch with very little or no capital.
- Be a business that will be successful in good economic times as well as weak economic times.
- Icing on the cake: What if this business could really be a wonderful thing? What if it could tap into the genius and intelligence of lots of people who could share their experience, knowledge, and talents with others? In other words, a business that you could invest your heart and mind into and give it your best and highest energy.
Kanatara fits all of these criteria.
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"An entrepreneur is the creative force in economics. The entrepreneur is the person who comes and looks at a desert or a jungle or a wilderness and sees a garden, sees opportunity to create new value.
"That's the genius of entrepreneurship. It's the discovery process. It's the courage that's involved, the investment, the intelligence, the openness, the other-directedness.
"Sometimes they're the most common resources that we walk over, that we ignore . . . that become the source of wealth, the source of jobs, the source of prosperity. This is an incredible institution.”—The Call of the Entrepreneur, The Acton Institute
"Most of the big opportunities are when others don't see it." —Kevin Reeth, Stanford Business School panel discussion
Here's what Michael Dell of Dell Computers has to say: "Be willing to experiment and fail. A lot of people go into business, and they're looking to never make any mistakes. That's not the way to succeed. You have to be willing to try things, experiment, ask a lot of questions—don't be stuck on any one position. Most importantly to listen and look for breakthroughs and ideas that haven't been out there."
4. What is Next for You?.