• Shiny Object Syndrome: Balancing Your Ideas and Business Goals

  • Mar 13 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Shiny Object Syndrome: Balancing Your Ideas and Business Goals

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  • Struggling to focus on one idea for your OT business? Feeling overwhelmed by the constant influx of new "GREAT IDEAS?"

    In this episode of OTPreneur, we explore the common entrepreneurial challenge of shiny object syndrome and provide actionable tips for leveraging multiple ideas to your advantage. Learn how to navigate this issue and stay on track with your business goals.

    Learning Objectives for the episode:

    • Identify the signs and symptoms of "shiny object syndrome" in the context of a business.

    • Differentiate between pursuing new ideas that align with business goals and those that could potentially hinder business progress.

    • Develop strategies to manage and prioritize new ideas effectively in the context of a business.

    Join us for invaluable insights on turning your abundance of ideas into business success.

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