"TRY" untill something comes "EASILY" ...
Eventually, you have to find out “something that came easily” so that you are able to focus on building one business rather than trying to find an idea. Only after that discovered about figuring out what to focus on.
By trying many different things, you can get a sense of what comes more easily to you and set yourself up for success. It is much easier to focus on something that’s working than struggle along with a bad idea.
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