How to Spot Opportunities

“I hate…”
What do you hate? Letting go of that hatred is your path.
“I dislike…”
What do you dislike? Getting rid of that aversion is your path.
“This is so frustrating…”
What’s your frustration? Eliminating that irritation is your path.
“Why is it like this?”
I don’t know the reason. Finding the “why” is your path.
“Do I have to do this?”
Do you have to? Removing “have to” is your path.
“I wish there was…”
What do you wish for? If you wish, others wish too. Making that wish come true is your path.
“I tried to…”
What did you try? Resolving someone else’s boredom is your path.
“That’s terrible…”
What’s terrible? Solving that problem is your path.

Opportunities are easy to spot in plain language: discomfort, negativity, inconvenience, complaints, problems, and underperformance. You must face these challenges, offer solutions to the public, and make sure you make money! That is, solving other people’s problems solves your own money-making problem!