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I was looking to start a business years ago, and a friend of mine said something to me that wound up coming true. Just because there is a gap in the market, doesn't mean there is a market for the gap. That wound up being true in my case and we went under. Lesson learned
Most people, experienced and inexperienced, spit out theoretical concepts of how one can be successful in business, which makes sense but most people don't know how to apply it. The way this video is different is that it provides a real example of a business idea based on these principles that you can start today and be wildly successful. Great stuff Ken!
I really appreciate the amount of disclosure and quality of information that you are sharing about how you run and operate your businesses! Very few on social media provide such quality content!
Ken really hits the nail on the head about solving real customer problems. To add to that, a successful business often hinges on the founder's ability to validate the market quickly and cost-effectively through techniques like the 'Lean Startup Method' which focuses on building a minimum viable product to test market assumptions. It's a game-changer for minimizing risk and capital.
Ken not sure if you'll actually see this,but if somehow you do I would greatly appreciate any advice. I'm currently about to start a business to become a home inspector and keep my day job as well. I'm about to get into investment properties as well. I feel like in this field It can help me know the ins/outs of a house plus making me extra $. Any advice I would appreciate. Love your content and it's been so helpful with my education process of real estate. Thank you. God bless!
Just landed in your town. I have a 2 hour lay over. I'm thinking that someday I'll be at your level and would just drop in and say hello. For now I'll just keep planning my way to the top.
@0:55 I am not sure I agree that you want to he the only restaurant. In places like NYC, areas become more popular because they become destinations for people who want to go out to eat and want choices. When these areas become destinations each of the several restaurants can potentially do better than if they were the only restaurant.
Thanks Ken , Thank you for all the advice. I am currently a property manager in Miami Downtown . I would like you to advise me on how to create my business. Or if you have a course that I can pass to learn and open my own business.
Hey there ken. I'm a fellow Seattle light. That's not the electrical company. What do you think about the new regulations they're bringing into handcuff landlords so that they get take an advantage of by their tenants. Huge problem in seattle.
lol if you're the only business doing it there is little to no demand. If you do it better with better quality and service you aren't concerned about competition. This video is purely retail focused. Retail is a tiny fraction of the local economy.
Thank you! I just researched the state of Texas and they require you to be a Real Estate Broker. It takes at least 5 years to obtain that. Do you know how one can circumvent that? I'm thinking that you can somehow hire a broker. a general answer is cool. I know that you can't say anything specifically.
Dude in a Black Rock t-shirt telling you how he will manage your pods... Goes to show that following the money doesn't always take the world to a good place.
It’s not for the evil black rock. It’s for a posh golf course up in Idaho. Not really sure why it has skulls and crossbones in the background but it’s not the big evil. Larry Fink company.
