Simulation

I want to start this blog with the small change i made in my phone.

The home screen where i kept my financial goal, i changed the background to yellow. When i see that colour, it makes me feel happy. For the first time in my life if i really liked a colour, it would be this. Though i don’t like yellow roses.

Coming to simulation. I started playing a farm game today. While playing it, it was bringing the side of me i never polished properly. The business managing side.

My takeaways are –

1) The most hard hitting lesson was why did i think if i didn’t play with friends or had any clients who know me, nobody would buy my product.

With this unconscious thought i had put my product into the shop. And it immediately got sold for the highest price possible for that product.

That sale made me pause in my thinking. I was sure nobody would buy it. But it got sold immediately. And that too for the highest price.

That made me think, there are people to buy your products at a really high price provided you give them best quality, great service like delivery to home in a high quality aesthetically beautiful packaging ( even like in a metallic box or glass bottle) and giving huge discounts for loyal customers

There financial status is so good that this amount will be miniscule. And the service is equally worth it.

Most importantly there are customers for any service they need!

2) high yield products and low yield products

Example milk is cheaper than cheese. But pizza is costlier than cheese.

So, more the processing, more costlier. The more the customer is willing to pay.

So, as you grow in business switch from low yield to high yield products.

3) prioritizing the production

Completing the clients demand first.

Whenever you get space, invest it in making high yield products of your choice.

If you can’t keep up with demand, do what you can. If you can’t do anything, just relax.

4) never let the business or money own you. You own it, so follow your terms than the demand based output.

Set a time slot for business, complete the task for the day. Then, leave it behind. Instead of working all round the clock and going on completing tasks. As tasks complete and new tasks come in.

5) Think in terms of growth in years. According to my observation in general, it takes at least five years time to get established and ten years time to earn very easy passive income.

Taking the next best step is the beautiful simple advice to accept.

Thanks so much! Love you