Entrepreneur

How a Sketchbook Helped Me Capture a Million-Dollar Idea

Don't let your creative ideas fade away. Record them, capture them and create them.
Source: Venus et Fleur
Venus et Fleur

Every entrepreneur has had some burst of — the aha moment that set them on their path. But sustaining that creativity can often be the most challenging part of the process. We’re continuously bombarded with new information and demands that can cause good ideas to get lost in the rush of our everyday lives. That’s why I carry a sketchbook everywhere I go. It’s the key ingredient in a super simple practice that. No matter what industry they are in, I recommend this to other entrepreneurs as a tool to fuel their own creativity — and the best part is that drawing skills are not required.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Entrepreneur

Entrepreneur3 min read
Sunco Industries Co., Ltd
Following a record-breaking performance by its stock market, Japan topped off 2023 with a third straight quarter of improving business sentiment as its largest firms continued to grow more optimistic. In the Bank of Japan’s final ‘tankan’ survey of t
Entrepreneur5 min readCorporate Finance
How to Build the Next Huge Thing
Want to start, fund, and sell a major company? Spencer Rascoff has some advice on that—because he’s seen it from all sides. As a founder, he first cofounded the travel-booking site Hotwire, which he sold to Expedia. He then cofounded Zillow, which he
Entrepreneur3 min read
You’re Never Out of Options
YOU’VE HIT a wall. Maybe it’s an idea that won’t work. A pursuit you were rejected from. An effort that failed. Now you feel stuck and frustrated. I’ve felt it too—but I learned four simple words that help me move past it. I think they can help you t

Related Books & Audiobooks