I Have Next-to No Idea What I Am Doing
I know the videos and training is pretty clear, but I still have the ability to overcomplicate things. My mind is constantly buzzing with new ideas, and just picking a niche that's narrow enough feels insurmountable. I'm better at either filling things in (like questionaires, being given multiple choice) or creating something myself. It feels like picking a niche is in the middle of those two, and it's tripping me up. After watching the video for how to pick one, I wrote down a passion of mine, what research I already do on it, and things I purchase because of it. I did that with several topics, and now I'm at a loss.
I managed to reach the decision to do "organizing rooms," because I can lead in to decorating, crafting, and so many other things that I also love doing. I know that I won't run out of topics as fast. But as far as narrowing it down further, I can't seem to figure out how to do it. Can this topic work as is, or can it be narrowed down further?
I want to be successful with this, as I have failed in several things I've already tried. It would definitely boost my confidence in myself and my abiities, especially if I were to progress quickly. Any help I can get on this would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey BugBoss, I am new here also and I too had a really tough time deciding on a niche. I had so many ideas buzzing around my head also but it is, as they all say.... when you stop over complicating it, it will come to you!! It happened to me! Also remember it is not a race. It is more important to get it right than to get it all completed as fast as you can. Best of luck!!
I went for something personal to me, that just came to me as I was stretching to relieve my ongoing back pain!! So my niche will be related to the back and back problems, remedies, products etc and my journey trying to find a way to relieve the pain for myself while hopefully helping others also!!
Wow! I'm glad you were able to find something that feels right to you. :) I hope you do manage to find remedies for yourself. I'll be curious to hear more, if that's okay.
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Hi, just a suggestion - research your potential audience and see what the possibilities are for each of your interests. It's likely that 1 or 2 will pop out as being the most popular. Start there and put the rest on hold. You can add websites later.
Judy