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Finding a Business Niche and Starting a Project

The video discusses practical methods to find a business niche by aligning personal interests, skills, and market demand. It emphasizes the importance of starting reasonably and managing risks, especially for beginners or those with some professional experience considering entrepreneurship.

Key Points

1. Starting Point: Intersectional Analysis (“I want, I can, I must”)

I want: Focus on your genuine interests and passions, not just money. Money as a motivator is short-term and can lead to loss of interest after initial financial success. Identify what truly excites you now, understanding this may evolve over time.
I can: Assess your current skills and expertise. You don’t need to be an expert but should have enough knowledge to be more competent than your clients. Skills can be improved over time, but initial competence is necessary to start.
I must: Understand market needs and problems your potential customers face. Your business idea should solve a real, paying customer’s problem. The niche should lie at the intersection of these three circles for a viable start.

2. Focus on Problems, Not Ideas

Instead of chasing brilliant new ideas, focus on identifying real, painful problems people are willing to pay to solve. Many innovations come from improving existing solutions rather than inventing something entirely new.
Study complaints, daily tasks, and needs in your area of interest or expertise. For example, handyman services for occasional tasks like drilling holes or assembling furniture, where customers prefer paying for convenience rather than buying tools themselves.
Evaluate the urgency and complexity of problems. Problems that are urgent but require minimal technical skill (e.g., food delivery by couriers) can also be lucrative.
Consider the market segment carefully—whether you serve professionals or a broader audience—and tailor your problem-solving accordingly.

3. Practical Advice

Write down your answers to “I want, I can, I must” to clarify your niche and guide your next steps.
Use these methods as a foundation for starting small or large projects. Even global businesses benefit from this alignment.
Avoid paralysis by analysis: act, analyze, improve, and adjust your direction as you progress.
Further detailed information and methods are available on the presenter’s Telegram channel.

4. Upcoming Content

Future videos will cover freelancing, niche selection, self-definition, and career choices, helping viewers decide whether to stay employed or pursue new directions.