Results or Excuses

You either have results or excuses, which outcome would you prefer to live with?

I've noticed everyone has an app idea. Most are terrible but some are actually great ideas to pursue. However, it's not the idea itself that matters but the way it is executed from creation to marketing. There is an app called “Yo”, all it does is send a simple yo message to your friends. According to Tech Crunch it was funded over $1.5 million from investors. I wouldn't consider anyone's app idea any less worthy of its potential success but this also doesn't mean that every dumb idea will be successfully funded either. Don't make excuses for making that app idea of yours.

“If you really want to do something, you'll find a way. If you don't, you'll find an excuse.” -Jim Rohn

So my advice is if your app idea gets you excited, go make it happen, whatever it takes. Let the market validate your idea, if it fails, learn why it failed, pick yourself up, and try another idea.

Welcome to appreneurship.