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25/9/2024 Comments

pt 04 - How will I let people know about what I have created?

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As Christian creatives, we're gifted with a wealth of innovative ideas that can serve and uplift others through our work. However, monetizing these concepts can sometimes prove challenging. While not every idea needs to become a business, it's essential to identify those with the potential for success.

If you haven't read the previous 3 posts, you might find them helpful as each of the five questions are crucial for every creative entrepreneur to ask themselves when considering turning an idea into a business.

In this post we look at 


  1. Do people want what I am planning to offer?
  2. How can I create and deliver my product/service at a price people are willing to pay?
  3. Can this product/service actually deliver on the promises I make to people?
  4. How will I let people know about what I have created?
  5. Can I generate enough money to build on my idea?

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18/9/2024 Comments

pt 03 - Can I deliver on the promises I make to people?

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As creative Christians, we're often blessed with innovative ideas to help and serve others. However, turning these ideas into profitable businesses can be challenging.

Not every concept needs to become a full-fledged venture, so how do we decide which ones are worth pursuing?

We have been exploring 5 Key questions every Entrepreneur needs to be asking themselves, if you have not yet read the first two, I would encourage you to jump back as they build on each other.  In this short post we ask the Question - Can I deliver what I promised? 

  1. Do people want what I am planning to offer?
  2. How can I create and deliver my product/service at a price people are willing to pay?
  3. Can this product/service actually deliver on the promises I make to people?
  4. How will I let people know about what I have created?
  5. Can I generate enough money to build on my idea?

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10/9/2024 Comments

pt 02 - Balancing Quality and Affordability

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As Christian creatives, we're blessed with innovative ideas to serve and uplift others through our work. However, some of us may find it challenging to generate income from these concepts. Not every idea needs to become a business, but how do we decide which ones are worth pursuing? Over the next five posts, we'll explore five key questions that every creative entrepreneur should ask themselves when considering turning an idea into a business.

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e'll deep dive into the following crucial questions, and in this post looking at question two. 

  1. Do people want what I am planning to offer?
  2. How can I create and deliver my product/service at a price people are willing to pay?
  3. Can this product/service actually deliver on the promises I make to people?
  4. How will I let people know about what I have created?
  5. Can I generate enough money to build on my idea?

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4/9/2024 Comments

pt. 01 - Do people want what I am planning to offer?

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As Christian creatives, we often don't struggle with coming up with innovative ideas to serve and help others through our work. But if you are like me, most ideas don't seem to be generating much income.  Should every idea turn into a business?

Well, this checklist will help you decide.

To transform ideas into successful businesses, we need to carefully consider 5 factors. so over the next 5 posts we will deep dive into five crucial questions that every Entrepreneur needs to ask themselves when considering to turn an idea into a Business.

In this post we look at 


  1. Do people want what I am planning to offer?
  2. How can I create and deliver my product/service at a price people are willing to pay?
  3. Can this product/service actually deliver on the promises I make to people?
  4. How will I let people know about what I have created?
  5. Can I generate enough money to build on my idea?

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