Practical Tips to Prepare for Success
You’re about to step into an Ambition Economy that can change all our lives. Your life, your career, your organisation, and our society.
This is unlike anything you may have experienced previously. But before you dive in, pause and prepare. Most of us are used to rushing decisions or being pushed into choices. Here, we take a different approach: check in with yourself, attune your thinking, and get the facts. That way, when you act, it’s thoughtful, collective, and more likely to succeed.
Ideas-Shared works for individuals (16+), groups, and organisations.
It’s designed to help you turn ambitions into measurable results.
There’s nothing else quite like it – so take your time, look around, and get ready to act.
Your Emotional Frequency Matters
Most decisions start with emotion. Logic follows. Raise your emotional frequency, and the quality of your decisions rises too.
👉 Try to move yourself (and your group, or organisation) up just one level before starting. Even small shifts change thinking and outcomes.
From Competition to Collaboration
Most of us were raised to see life as a competition. Win the grade. Get the job. Beat the rival. But the truth is, most of our ambitions don’t clash – they align.
The parent who wants better schools, the neighbour who wants safer streets, the entrepreneur who wants fairer rules – these aren’t competing ambitions, they’re parallel ones. Yet when we tackle them alone, progress is slow and frustration builds.
The leap you’re preparing to make is simple but profound: shifting from “me vs. you” to “us, together.” On Ideas-Shared, you’ll see how quickly collaboration turns individual effort into collective progress.
👉 As you prepare, ask yourself:
This shift – from competing to collaborating – is the first real step into the Ambition Economy.
Key Questions to Consider Before You Start
Handy Tips for Successful Ambition Realisation
Once you’ve joined, don’t forget:
Ready to Make an Impact?
Now that you’ve seen the Progression Framework, and Ambition OS; looked at the importance of overcoming institutionalisation, and prepared yourself for getting involved in Ideas-Shared, well now is the time to make that decision…
