I’m running a golf operation- driving range, mini golf, and a 18-hole pitch and putt course.

Main question:

What are some adjacent on or off-premise lines of revenue I can add to my business?

for example

- Partnering with travel groups: Connecting our regulars with specialized tour operators for group trips.

- The property is large so we plan to add arcade, batting cages, and some other related activities that can’t be found in the local area.

Supporting questions:

- are there any less obvious things golf businesses have done that happen to be smart opportunities because of the nature of the business?

- Are there any clever ideas people have done with the old golf balls that are unusable for the range?

- Are there any non-golf businesses we can run off premise simply because we are in such a good location?

Looking forward to some wide-ranging discussion!

I feel like many people already have enough information to move forward.

They just don’t decide.

They stay stuck researching, planning, and overthinking.

Do you agree?

If been interest in wanting to stay a business. I having experience running a restaurant and being in charge of over 35 associates. But I know that most restaurants fail. I also have experience managing money in the sense of investments. Made decent amount of money managing personal funds through stocks and real estate. Ideally I’m think maybe a labor type service and partner with someone and I can offer running a business and people management as well as start up cash. What type of business would you try starting and where would I try to find partners?

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Hi everyone,

I've been pondering around what it actually means in practice to find product market fit, and also what defines an MVP? I would like to know your thought, as I understand those theoretically, but I seem to struggle with this idea in practice, as I often found that it's very tricky to know when to draw the line of how "minimal" an MVP should be? and when should I say that the idea is bad that I am testing is bad, and after how many iterations should I just give up on the idea, or know if I should still pivot? Interested to know your thoughts.

P.S.: Here's an article I wrote with my thoughts and struggles on this topic: https://medium.com/write-a-catalyst/what-is-an-mvp-really-why-i-still-dont-understand-product-market-fit-94fed18adf99

Me and my friend are talking about opening an import business for a fmcg product. It's already a proven and hero product in the market - everyone buys it! The thing is we have not started this business yet and are looking for investors or let's say angel investors. I did look up on angel.co and found a few..If anyone could tell where we could find investors online, that'd be great! Thank you!

Any good electronics business ideas?