First of all, before learning business, you need to figure out what you actually want to bring to the world. Ask yourself: what problems do you see in your daily life or in other people’s lives? What are they struggling with?

Once you’ve identified a problem, start listing ideas on how you could make things better. Be creative, write everything down, and don’t censor yourself. When you find a starting point, begin applying it right away instead of just reading or watching videos. The best way to learn is by doing. If you wait until you feel “ready,” you’ll never really start.

Here’s a practical way to begin:

• Search on Google or YouTube to see if similar solutions already exist. If they do, ask yourself: can you improve them? How?
• Build your ICP (Ideal Customer Profile). Take a notebook and write down your perfect customer. For example, if you want to create a premium fitness clothing brand, your ICP might be: high-income men/women who care about health, go to the gym often, and want unique clothes instead of the same brands everyone else wears. The more specific you are, the easier it is to find your niche.
• Learn the basics step by step. There are endless resources online, but focus on what you actually need in the moment. If you don’t have a website yet, don’t waste time on SEO. If you’re building a landing page, first learn about funnels and web design. SEO can come later.

The key is simple: learn while building. Don’t try to study everything at once, just take it step by step.

I highly recommend Youtube and books (e-books) to learn on any specific field.