WTH is a "business sense" when its' at home? And yes the "H" in my question is a bad word. I am a creative thinker...therefore ...according to a whole bunch of

WTH is a "business sense" when its' at home? And yes the "H" in my question is a bad word. I am a creative thinker...therefore ...according to a whole bunch of people I ignore entirely, I should have no business sense. Yet on my laptop at any given moment, I maintain about 100 files all for business which are viable-now my definition of viable is that they solve the immediate problem I was thinking about. Fiscal viability is yet to be proven- (IE: they haven't been built out and validated with actual customers and money yet. I am not techie and the build out and daily running of such things is...BORING. I'd be happy to find a remote build partner for a small share of profits, but I just haven't had the time or motivation to go looking for one. All the stuff you listed are negatives. What do you have??? Patience? Kindness? Persistence? If so, you are doing better than half the people on here and in the World generally. Most people can stick to things for no more than five minutes and give up at the first sign of trouble...only here it's called "pivoting" I think. I think you should buy a techy business, like Eric Siu did with SingleGrain, for a $1...and then build it. Yep, sounds difficult, but no more so than drowning yourself in all the homework and time-wasting crap listed below. Look at MicroAcquire, Flippa etc and find a biz you like. Do more of what's already working, stop doing what isn't and then buy more. So many founder, coders etc...put things together and then walk away when the magic money Easter Bunny doesn't show up with a giant check...you wouldn't believe it. Some of them just want someone else to come along and take their ugly baby off of their hands...Be That Someone.