How Well Do You Recognize Opportunity?

How Well Do You Recognize Opportunity?

1. Would you consider an opportunity that involves the commodity with the second largest volume in the world?

a.   No, it's gotta be the largest or I'm not interested.
b.   No, second largest is too popular; not enough room for growth.
c.   No, I'm only interested in service opportunities. I don't like products.
d.   Yes. Tell me more.
2. Would you consider an opportunity that harnesses the power of the internet?

a.   No. The internet's just a fad. It probably won't even exist in ten years.
b.   No, these are the Last Days and nothing will exist in ten years.
c.   No, the internet is too technical for me. I'm happy with a pencil and paper.
d.   Yes. This is obviously the Information Age, and I want to take advantage of it.

3. Would you consider an opportunity that addresses the health concerns of our aging population?

a.   No. They have prescription drugs and won't even have health concerns if they just eat right.
b.   No, most aging people don't have much money, so serving them wouldn't be profitable.
c.   No, I don't think the "Health and Wellness" industry is going anywhere.
d.   Yes. The baby-boomers are creating a market in this area.

4. Would you consider an opportunity offered by an established, international, debt-free company?
a.   NO WAY! I'm looking for aggressive young start-ups and an IPO.
b.   No, they're probably set in their ways. I want innovation.
c.   No, they probably got where they are at the expense of the "little people."
d.   Yes. I like to work with people who know what they're doing.

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