'Ideas are easy, implementation is hard' - Guy Kawasaki

We have ideas every day. I already had a lot of ideas. I'm sure you've had a few. Most people have ideas. They just never put them into practice consistently enough.

The idea for transpora.io came about in my previous job as a dispatcher for construction machine transports at my former employer.

The idea was there, but how do I put it into practice? It takes work - lots of work. Ideas don't become reality by themselves, that was clear to me.

I met my business partner Ben 🛰 Stuber when I was studying business administration at the PHW in Bern. Ben comes from computer science, he had already gained experience in the platform business in his own projects - Ben was immediately convinced of the business model, a good prerequisite for taking further steps.

Hour-long discussions followed at school, via Microsoft Teams and telephone in the evenings after work and on weekends what the next steps should be.

New ideas emerged.

This is where goal setting came into play. When you set yourself a concrete goal, write it down, internalize it, your mind gets going. So we defined what needs to be DOED to turn this idea from dream to reality.

Then came the action plan. What do we have to do to make this idea a reality? Who do we need to speak or work with to achieve the goal?

Questions upon questions, the answers developed during the implementation, during the DOING.

🟢 We are still at the very beginning - the implementation of ideas is challenging, but if you believe in your idea(s) and, most importantly, work on them, they can become reality.

What ideas are you working on? And what challenges do you face in the implementation?

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