To succeed, entrepreneurs must experiment

When you have an idea: Write it down, explore it, and experiment.
It Will Make Your Mind Go Crazy When You Read.

After you read books and listen to podcasts by people such as Earl Nightingale, Jim Rohn, Napoleon Hill, Kevin Trudeau, Zig Ziglar, and the like, your mind is constantly generating endless ideas. As a result, you feel as if you're soaring because you're enthused about your life and your dreams.

Ideas Are Worthless If Undocumented

A thought is useless if you don't write it down. Nothing that is not documented can be done. Writing anything down places it in a position for exploration.

Immediately Write Down Your Ideas

As soon as an idea strikes you, scribble it down immediately. You're more likely to forget it if you don't. I lost count of the number of times I had fantastic ideas but didn't record them because I was too sleepy, too busy, or too lazy.

No more. Whenever I think or discover a new idea, I write it down.
"Sometimes you don’t know you’ve struck gold until you dig a hole in your backyard and explore. What is the backyard? Your mind. The mind is full of gold mines, but you’ll never know until you explore it."

Most Ideas Will Be Worthless

Do you still recall Thomas Edison, the man who created the incandescent light? Too many times to count, the dude failed. To be exact, tens of thousands, but guess what? Every setback he had helped him arrive to the one brilliant idea.

According to Earl Nightingale, the majority of your ideas will be useless, but a small number of them will yield gold mines. If you don't experiment and explore the ideas, you'll never know.

Use A Notebook Or Electronic Device

If you don’t have a notebook or place in your phone or tablet to jot down ideas, go ahead and make that happen.
I use a notebook and my phone to jot down ideas because my notebook isn’t always with me.

Entrepreneurs Must Experiment

When testing your product and learning about your audience, experimentation is key, as any good product manager is aware of. You need to experiment as well as conduct research and interviews. The same strategy must be used in your business.

Explore every idea, conduct research, and conduct, listen, or read interviews to learn your next steps.

7 Day Challenge

I want to set you a challenge: For the next seven days, write down ten ideas that you can use to further your business objectives.
By the end of the week, you will have 70 ideas you can try.

One of those 70 ideas will probably help you get closer to your goal than you were before, though some of them will probably be terrible and some might actually work.

Don’t underestimate the power of experimentation and jotting down seemingly worthless ideas.

If 10 Ideas Come Easy, Write 20 Ideas

If writing down ten ideas is too easy, write down twenty; this is the actual recommendation of Earl Nightingale, author of The Strangest Secret. I promise once you start writing 140+ ideas down each week, there is no possible way you will not eventually experience success with your business endeavors.