Posted on June 2, 2010 - by Denis

Publishing My Best Ideas 30 Day Trial – Day 3 Update

Before launching into this experiment I expected more ideas that I’d stored in my subconscious to bubble up. But it doesn’t seem that this is what wants to happen and I’m curious about that.

So what I’ll do here is just explicitly start typing about ideas that I have and see what comes up. If there’s anything I really resonate with and think it’s a great one, I’ll write a separate article about it which allows me to explain and “put it out there”.

What (great) ideas do I have?

1. Setting up mastermind groups for people, showing them by example how to be part of them and lead them, giving them the tools to teach that to others. I don’t know if this idea is suitable for creating a business from it or integrating it as a profitable project into a larger business or not.

2. Create a proper game engine for browser based games and license it out to other dev teams / publishers. That’s something that seems to work well in the world of retail PC games, so why not for this newer, just emerging market? And for the most popular genres in that market it’s sufficiently easy to do – like turn based or real time strategy; train-your-character (anyone remember Tamagotchi?) games.
I’ve talked about this as part of a previous bigger idea before, but I believe this is also worth pursuing as a standalone project or business.

3. Create a personal growth software suite. The personal development tools currently available are far from perfect. You need a bunch of different ones because they aren’t integrated or easy to integrate. And they don’t meet all of my personal needs. I’ll have to write more about this, because I really love this idea, so I have to share it in full detail

I’ll leave it at that for now. Expect more detailed versions of all these ideas soon, plus more ideas to come I’m sure. I just have to ask for it specifically it seems

Oh, and I have an insight I want to share: Through doing this I start feeling better and better about the thought that someone might pick up one of the ideas I’m publishing and do something useful with it. Who knows, I could benefit from it greatly, couldn’t I? Or if not me, then someone else, which would be perfect as well