04/09/2026
I have a brain that LOVES new.
New ideas. New offers. New strategies. New business side quests that absolutely do not need to become businesses but suddenly feel like my life’s calling.
Excellent. 😂
But one of the most profitable things I’ve learned in the last decade is this:
My boredom is not market research.
Just because I’m sick of talking about something doesn’t mean my audience is sick of hearing it.
Just because I want something shiny and new doesn’t mean the thing I’ve already built has stopped working.
And just because an idea feels exciting doesn’t automatically make it a good business decision.
Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is keep selling the same bloody thing.
Improve it.
Refine it.
Get better at talking about it.
Let people actually become known for you for it.
And give all that work enough time to compound.
You’re allowed to be bored.
You’re allowed to want new things.
Just don’t confuse “I’m bored” with “this isn’t working.”
They’re two completely different business problems.
And the money is often in knowing the difference.