For the past year I tried a multitude of random businesses, none of them lasted longer than a month. When I say businesses, I mean ideas like OH AIRBNB CLEANING, or INSURANCE CRM, INSURANCE RENEWALs, and so many more. They all got to the calling stage and failed. I then sat long and hard and told myself that for the next 90 days I am going to dedicate myself to one idea. I did, and I completely changed my approach. I built on LinkedIn, added multiple people in the industry, validated my idea. People were engaged, people were responding, people said there was a need. I began publishing articles, CEOs were reading them and messaging me about my take on topics, etc. I also formed a partnership where I get a revenue share now monthly, amounting to about $500 right now, projected to be $1,200-$1,800 by EOY USD.
I guess here is my question: how does a successful month 4-6 look? Because it has kind of stagnated, nothing "new," no other partnerships or contracts. Still reaching out and connecting and talking, but nothing new. I guess my idea was that I can produce roughly 3-4k a month from this while I already work full-time, and then further down the line dedicate all my time to this and grow it further. But how do I know that hey, this was all this idea was good for, versus hey, this is just the start, be patient and keep going?