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The document outlines 6 secrets to generating business ideas: 1) Consider your prior experience, 2) Identify areas you are passionate about, 3) Leverage your strong and weak relationships, 4) Identify problems that can be solved, 5) Vision how you would solve big problems if limitations did not exist, and 6) Find inspiration from workshops, conferences, and online. The document encourages turning passions and prior experience into businesses by solving problems and leveraging relationships, with a vision guided by inspiration.
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- 7. 5. Visioning If you didn t have any limitation in solving the climate change problem, what would you do?
- 8. Workshops Conferences 6. Look for inspirations! www.wings-network.eu
- 9. Business idea? See a problem as an opportunity: Solve a problem! Turn YOUR passion into business! Use prior experience! Relationships! Have a vision! Find inspiration!
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