Remember that an idea is not use if not realized. And every idea can be realized if there is an opportunity available. In the case if Aceh, find the types of Demand required by the people and who has the repayment capacity. Find the market zones that can pay cash, and look at what are their needs. That brings about an opportunity for you to analyze and consider to supply.
Once you identify the opportunity, study the market; determine how you can penetrate considering all risks involved, including products quantity, quality, financial support, marketing strategies, distribution channels and so forth." (HJNOOR, January 29,2010)
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In entrepreneurship, career growth, or personal goals, many people overlook what’s right in front of them simply because they don’t take time to ‘unwrap’ it.
This image reflects that idea: the potential inside is only revealed when you’re curious enough to explore.
Not all opportunities come loudly.
Some arrive quietly — like a gift box, Wrapped neatly. Unassuming. Waiting.
In business, in life, and even in our personal growth, opportunities often appear like this. We don't always recognize them at first glance. They may not be flashy or fully formed. Sometimes, they look like extra work, or a vague idea. Just like a box with no label — what's inside is unknown until we take the step to unwrap it.
This photo — a green gift box tied in a satin ribbon — is a simple metaphor for that truth.
It represents:
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The promise of potential,
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The mystery of what lies ahead,
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And the choice each of us must make: to leave it untouched, or open it and see what’s possible.
Whether you’re launching a new project, considering a pivot in your business, or starting something from scratch — remember:
Every opportunity is a gift.
But it only becomes valuable when you open it.
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