Over the last 10 years, I've had countless business ideas that I think would work. Most of them are startup-like (novel product; online site or service; or other unproven businesses) as opposed to traditional small businesses (lawn care, handyman, or restaurant). I want to be an entrepreneur and to be truthful, I'm motivated by the money. The problem is, I have a very high paying job for my age so I've definitely got on golden handcuffs. I'm comfortable and even thriving as it is, but I know entrepreneurship is likely the best path to exponential wealth accumulation.Here are some things that are true about me:1) I know myself and if the business doesn't make money, even a little bit, in a short amount of time, I'm going to lose interest. 2) I've "started" many of the business ideas I have MANY times. Buying domains, building prototypes, making basic websites, and going other legwork to make the ideas real. The problem is, I lose interest VERY quickly. I'll go all in for like 2 weeks, then I just kind of run out of gas. 3) I tend to like the initial ideation phase and then the initial setup, but get bored with the execution part of it. 4) I don't want to spend a lot of money up front (under $1k). Probably, this is because I know I'll likely lose interest before I make anything back.In general, I go through this cycle where I think if an "awesome" idea, start working on it, then get bored. A few weeks will go by and the cycle will start again. This isn't depressing to me, and in a lot of ways, I feel like it's good to get the bad/practice ideas or of the way, but that's kind of just self-justification for not sticking it out.Does anyone else relate to this? If you went through this and overcame it, how did you accomplish that?Any advice? see hubwealthy.com/wealthy
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