The next opportunity isn't always the better opportunity.
One of the biggest mistakes I see online is people constantly jumping from one new thing to another before they've given anything enough time to develop.
I prefer boring questions to exciting promises.
Who's behind it? How long have they been around? Is there a genuine product or service? Is there a real market for it? And am I prepared to treat it seriously enough to find out whether it can work for me?
I've been involved with one UK business since 2001. That's much more representative of the way I think than jumping into something new every few months.
New doesn't automatically mean bad either. Sometimes an established company launches something genuinely interesting. That's one of the reasons My Daily Impact has caught my attention.
The important distinction for me is between exploring something new intelligently and simply chasing the latest shiny object.
Five different routes — not five promises.
I've put the opportunities I'm currently interested in together in one place so you can understand how they differ and decide what, if anything, fits you.
Explore my five options →Different opportunities involve different costs, risks, effort, eligibility and potential outcomes. Take time to do your own research.